Wildlife first
Animal welfare matters more than viewing figures. We review new submissions and may refuse or remove any stream that could endanger wildlife.
A wildlife park without cages.
WildWorld.live brings independent wildlife livestreams together in one place, making it easier to discover animals living freely in their natural habitats — around the world and throughout the seasons.
Our mission is simple: make wildlife easier to watch and appreciate, without making life harder for the animals themselves.
Independent cameras. One window into the wild.
Great wildlife cameras are run by people everywhere: enthusiasts, conservation organizations, landowners and camera operators. Their streams can be hard to find. WildWorld helps viewers discover them through a map, a swipeable Wild Feed and an evolving WildWorld-TV experience.
Free to join
Camera operators with a suitable public YouTube wildlife livestream can apply to be listed without a fee. Paid technical services are optional, not a condition of inclusion.
Respect the source
Cameras belong to their independent operators. WildWorld links to and embeds authorized streams; being listed does not automatically grant permission for WildWorld-TV rebroadcasts.
Protecting sensitive wildlife locations.
Most camera markers on the map are deliberately randomized within a broad country area. A location is only shown precisely if the operator has authorized its public use and it is safe for wildlife. We never require nesting-site coordinates to join.
We also encourage operators to review video backgrounds, camera settings and metadata for clues that could expose sensitive locations.
Have a wildlife camera?
Share it with a wider audience. Joining our public camera catalogue is free, and you remain in control of your own livestream.