Our Supporters

We would like to acknowledge and thank all our donors, funders and sponsors who generously give to Wildscreen and make our work possible.

Sponsors and Donors

Chapman Charitable Trust

Chapman Charitable Trust is UK grant-giving charity focused on organisations which promote physical and mental wellbeing, conserve our natural environment, and increase the accessibility of the arts.

Garfield Weston Foundation

The Garfield Weston Foundation is a family-founded, charitable grant-making foundation, which supports a wide range of causes across the UK, donating over £80 million annually. 

Icon Films

Ambitious, innovative and continually evolving, Icon Films is an award-winning production company. From Animal Planet US' highest-ever rating series, River Monsters, to Emmy-nominated actor (Charles Dance) narrated Savage Kingdom, for National Geographic, they deliver high-end factual content for the UK and international market.

Silverback Films

Silverback Films specialises in the production of high quality wildlife films for both television and cinema. Formed in 2012 by Alastair Fothergill and Keith Scholey, Silverback Films brings together a world class team of wildlife film makers to create the highest quality natural history films.

Wildscreen Festival 2018 Sponsors

WWF UK

WWF is the world's leading independent conservation organisation whose mission is to create a world where people and wildlife can thrive together. They're finding ways to help transform the future for the world's wildlife, rivers, forests and seas; pushing for a reduction in carbon emissions that will avoid catastrophic climate change; and pressing for measures to help people live sustainably, within the means of our one planet.

 Partners

We love to collaborate. Working together with other organisations helps us reach new audiences in new places. We are proud to partner with:

Synchronicity Earth

Synchronicity Earth imagines a world where all life is valued, celebrated and flourishing. It develops programmes of action to address overlooked conservation challenges and help biodiversity to flourish where it is most threatened.

UoB's Centre for Environmental Humanities

Wildscreen and the University of Bristol's Centre for Environmental Humanities have teamed up to present a series of screenings to students and the public, to engage wider audiences with the natural world.

Wild View Taiwan

Since 2011, Wildscreen has had a successful partnership with the WildViewTaiwan Nature Communication Society in delivering an annual free film festival, taking wildlife filmmaking to thousands of people in Taiwan.
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