World’s Top Wildlife and Nature Photographers Are Selling Prints to Benefit Conservation International

Prints for Wildlife, the acclaimed fundraising initiative that unites the world’s leading wildlife and nature photographers, will return on August 21, 2025, with a powerful new edition: Edition Hope.

Building on the success of previous editions, which have raised over $2.1 million for conservation since 2020, Edition Hope responds to a new, urgent threat: the global shift away from environmental protection. Conservation programs around the world are facing abrupt funding cuts and a possible future where nature is undervalued, threatening years of progress to protect biodiversity, ecosystems, and the communities that depend on them for their livelihoods.

“In 2025, the crisis isn’t a virus—it’s a withdrawal of critical funding for wildlife and conservation,” said Pie Aerts, one of the co-founders of Prints for Wildlife. “Prints for Wildlife is more than a fundraiser; it’s a platform for connection, consciousness, and hope in a time of crisis.”

“We’ve witnessed how art can spark action,” said Marion Payr, co-founder of Prints for Wildlife. “We know many people feel powerless in the face of these changes. But there is power in photography. There is power in community. And above all there is still hope.”

One of the largest print sale fundraisers ever, this year’s collection will feature stunning, limited-edition prints donated by more than 200 renowned wildlife and nature photographers, including Joel Sartore, Suzi Eszterhas, Florian Ledoux, Michael Poliza, Gurcharan Roopra, Björn Persson, Vicki Jauron, and David Lloyd, along with new, emerging voices to expand the movement’s reach and foster greater inclusion.

“The striking images that are part of this collection so perfectly illustrate the power and beauty of nature in its many forms. There is no question that everything is connected and when nature thrives, so do we,” said Interim CEO of Conservation International, Daniela Raik. “Thanks to the commitment from many celebrated photographers, this art will give people the opportunity to connect with the natural world each day in their own space while at the same time supporting its resilience and longevity for the benefit of us all.” 

Prints will be available for one month only—starting on August 21, 2025 and closing on September 21, 2025—at printsforwildlife.org

Each print is priced at $125 and all net proceeds (after printing and handling) will directly benefit Conservation International, a global non-profit working to protect nature for the benefit of people and the planet.

Working in more than 100 countries, Conservation International partners with governments, businesses, Indigenous peoples, and local communities to restore forests, protect oceans, conserve biodiversity, and secure sustainable livelihoods for communities living closest to nature. In the face of escalating climate change and biodiversity loss, its work is more vital than ever.

To learn more about Prints for Wildlife, follow the fundraiser on Instagram @printsforwildlife, sign up for the newsletter (at printsforwildlife.org) and be sure to visit the online shop on launch day, Thursday, August 21, 2025.

Published on August 20, 2025