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Sir David Attenborough
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Sir David Attenborough explains why ARKive urgently needs your donations

ARKive is a globally important resource and needs your help

It is beyond doubt that wildlife imagery is one of the most powerful means we have to bring about a greater understanding of our natural world, and the urgent need to conserve it. ARKive is therefore a vital tool to educate, inform, inspire and encourage us all in our goal to conserve the planet’s biodiversity.

ARKive is leading the ‘virtual’ conservation effort – finding, sorting, cataloguing and preserving key audio-visual records of the world’s animals, plants and fungi, and is making this vast multimedia resource available for FREE for educational and scientific use. However, ARKive’s work has only just begun – with over 5,000 species ARKived, there are still some 12,000 endangered species to be profiled.

Your support will help ARKive expand for future generations

ARKive relies on people like you – your generosity enables us to promote knowledge, understanding, and care for life on Earth. Your contribution makes a difference, we are grateful for any amount you can give.

Please help us keep ARKive growing and free to everyone.

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If you are based in the US, donate in US$ via Network for Good for a tax-deductible donation.

If you are based in the UK, donate in GBP£ via Big Give.


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If you wish to contribute photos, audio or film clips to ARKive please see ARKive's Most Wanted list.

ARKive in the classroom Alastair MacEwen films Japanese macaques © Patrick MorrisARKive media researcher Claire Thompson at work

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