Our Impact
We are a team of storytellers, explorers, and conservationists who use award-winning films and photography to illuminate how wildlife corridors sustain wild places, wide-ranging animal populations and human communities.
As architects of the Florida Wildlife Corridor Act, we have helped identify and prioritize the conservation of over 18 million acres of connected landscapes, a milestone that is critical to prevent the vanishing of some of Florida’s most iconic species. Strategically partnering with conservation advocates from scientists to ranchers, we work to inspire the public, drive policy, and spark movements that safeguard connected landscapes — ultimately to restore a planet where wildlife and people can thrive together.
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- Years of continuous conservation storytelling
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- Honors from top industry and conservation organizations
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- People reached across film, broadcast, and digital
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- Impact campaigns advancing protection and policy
Featured Films
Our films illuminate what’s at stake — and what’s possible — when we choose to protect the living systems that sustain us.
The Little Brown Bird
Once down to 80 in the wild, the Florida grasshopper sparrow is at risk of extinction. Biologist Fabiola “Fabby” Baeza-Tarin and an unexpected team work together to protect the sparrows, their shrinking…
Chasing Ghosts
Deep in the flooded forests of the Everglades, two photographers set out on a three-year quest to use camera traps to capture the first conclusive evidence of what pollinates the elusive ghost…
Dear Tampa Bay
A visual letter to Florida, this film showcases powerful voices and climate solutions from community leaders across the Gulf of Mexico, empowering Tampa Bay residents to prepare, adapt and build resilience against…
Connected Planet™
To solve the biodiversity and climate crises, scientists say we must protect half of Earth’s lands and waters by 2050. Yet only 15% is protected today, and we are losing habitat faster than we save it. The solution lies in creating connected wildlife corridors that give animals ample room to roam.
Science has shown us which lands and waters should be prioritized for protection to form the backbone of these corridors. Storytelling is critical to give the corridors identity, builds consensus among politicians, landowners and the public, and turns maps into lasting protection. Wildpath’s Connected Planet initiative, in partnership with the National Geographic Society, is working to bring these corridors to life.
Partners
All PartnersProtecting connected landscapes requires a collective effort. We are proud to collaborate with talented media partners who help share the vision of a wilder future and inspire action for wildlife and wild places.
Tracking Progress in the Florida Wildlife Corridor
Wildpath unites conservation, agricultural, and political leaders to advance the Florida Wildlife Corridor. Since the 2021 passage of the Florida Wildlife Corridor Act, Wildpath has documented every protected property, sending photographers to 84 sites across 400,000 acres. These visuals form media toolkits that celebrate progress and inspire more landowners and stakeholders to join the movement.
News
National Geographic Explorer Carlton Ward Jr. to Receive 2026 Eliza Scidmore Award for Outstanding Storytelling
Connecting the Florida Wildlife Corridor
The quest to protect the Florida wildlife corridor gains ground
