More ways to be discovered
Eligible cameras appear on WildWorld's interactive map and Wild Feed. You can also create an optional reviewed public operator profile showcasing your approved streams.
Your wildlife camera.
A world of viewers.
Already sharing wildlife live on YouTube? Submit your stream to WildWorld.live for free. Help people discover your corner of nature through our world map and Wild Feed.
You operate your camera and keep control of the original YouTube livestream. WildWorld reviews submissions to protect animals and respect streaming rights.
How to join WildWorld
- Set up your livestream. Have a public YouTube wildlife live URL that you have permission to share. If your camera does not broadcast to YouTube yet, see our setup guides.
- Tell us about your camera. Enter its public stream URL, camera title, wildlife category, country, operator details and description using our secure submission form. No camera password or exact wildlife location is required.
- We review and publish. We check the stream, animal welfare and permissions. Approved cameras are added to the public catalogue. Submitting a camera does not guarantee approval.
What joining gives you
Free public listing
No joining fee. You do not need to rent equipment or purchase WildWorld's future managed streaming service.
Choose your TV permissions
An optional checkbox lets you grant permission for future WildWorld-TV rebroadcasts. Leave it unchecked if you want catalogue listing only.
Not on YouTube yet?
Some IP cameras can stream directly to YouTube; others need additional help. We publish manufacturer-specific RTSP and RTMP guides and are developing an optional managed connection service called WildWorld Bridge.
Wildlife safety comes first. Do not share protected nesting sites, private camera logins, passwords or streaming keys. Public listing does not grant WildWorld automatic permission to redistribute your video on its own channels.
Ready to share your camera?
Open the free submission form. You can decide separately whether to allow WildWorld-TV use.