TonyWild is a platform that strives to connect people and nature through photography.
Imagine a world where every individual makes decisions based on conservation, environment and sustainable development principles. We will be able to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals within a very short time and have a healthy environment. We believe that sharing powerful images will enable the world to understand why and how they need to conserve the environment and make
sustainable decisions while going about their daily lives.
How we do it
We believe that through Conservation Research Photography, we give the public a chance to connect with conservation science at a personal level by not only personifying the wildlife effected by the issue at hand, but also by capturing the passion of the people involved in the conservation efforts.
Environmental Education is more than just sharing information about the environment; it goes to the extent of elaborating how individuals may know how to weigh various sides of an issue through critical thinking and it enhances their own problem-solving and decision-making skill, and taking into consideration the environment, environment challenges and solutions, concern of the environment and take lead to the resolution of environmental challenges.
The project focuses on addressing how ‘negative environmental impacts’ may be avoided for instant re-siting the projects to more sustainable location, If the relocation is not feasible, science-strong measures should be developed to reduce negative impact on the environment.
WildStories
Put a ring on it; A mind-blowing experience in learning about Bird ringing at Ngulia.
Bird ringing was first done in Denmark 110 years ago, on birds called starlings. The gentleman who first did this was curious to know where the birds go to. So he made rings with his address and captured a few starlings and put the rings on them, every year he realized half of the birds that were ringed would come back and with birds that are not ringed. This was the beginning of bird ringing in the world. Bird ring is mainly done to understand bird routes, research and for education purposes.
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Monitor lizard feasts on crocodile eggs
Africa Geographic Best Video Clip 2019 entry
Our Collaborations
Supporting conservation organization with Photography
All images on my website, including in the stock galleries are available as prints.
For every print bought 50 percent of the profits goes to supporting education programs for TonyWild and Chimpanzee Sanctuary & Wildlife Conservation Trust. We believe that Environmental Education is more than just sharing information about the environment; it goes to the extent of elaborating how individuals may know how to weigh various sides of an issue through critical thinking and it enhances their own problem-solving and decision-making skill, and taking into consideration the environment, environment challenges and solutions, concern of the environment and take lead to the resolution of environmental challenges.