Works with many IP cameras
Start with a camera that supports a standard local video feed. Our growing camera library shows which models are promising, and which have limitations.
Read our camera setup guides ↗Connect your camera.
Share the wonder.
WildWorld Bridge is our upcoming managed streaming service for wildlife camera operators who want a simple way to share their live footage with viewers around the world.
Already have a suitable camera, but no easy way to broadcast it online? Our goal is to take care of the connection, streaming and ongoing monitoring — so you can focus on the wildlife.
Bridge is being developed. Downloads, customer accounts and managed broadcasting are not available yet.
One camera. A global audience.
Made for remote locations
The planned system is designed to connect cameras even when they use mobile internet or sit behind the network restrictions common at remote wildlife sites.
Easy day-to-day management
We plan to provide one account for checking your camera's connection, changing streaming settings and getting help when something stops working.
Already streaming on YouTube? You can join today — for free.
You don't need WildWorld Bridge to appear on our site. If you already operate a public wildlife livestream on YouTube, you can submit it for review at no charge. Our optional managed streaming service will be for camera owners who need extra help getting online.
Add your camera — free ↗Will my camera work?
Many professional IP cameras can supply a live video feed for a future Bridge connection. Some battery-powered and standalone mobile-data cameras do not provide this capability, even though they work in their manufacturer's phone app.
Our camera compatibility library lists compatible candidates and explains the exceptions. We will publish actual Bridge test results once hardware testing starts.
Wildlife comes first
Every WildWorld camera is reviewed before public publication. We don't publish sensitive nesting sites or private camera access details. Camera owners keep their own equipment, and our managed service will never make a camera public without the required permission and safety review.