wildlife4wildlife
As a wildlife photographer with a deep love for Africa, my passion for wildlife protection grew with each visit to this incredible continent.
It's clear: if we want to continue witnessing the beauty of our planet's wildlife, action is necessary. Poaching, trophy hunting, and human encroachment on habitats are pushing our wild fauna to the brink of extinction.
I already supported several projects from the very beginning, but I felt I could do more. That's why I decided to combine my love for animals and photography in a meaningful way. Therefore, I created the initiative wildlife4wildlife to support projects dedicated to wildlife protection, especially in Africa.
This is where you come in! All profits from the sale of my artwork - whether fine art prints, canvases, greeting cards, or calendars - are donated directly to wildlife protection projects.
On a regular basis, I support a very important initiative in Tanzania, "Save Elephants with Bees", which aims to protect elephants from human-wildlife conflict by using beehive fences to deter them from crops. This innovative approach not only helps safeguard farmers’ livelihoods but also reduces the risk of elephants being harmed. The campaign highlights the importance of coexistence between humans and wildlife, promoting sustainable solutions for wildlife conservation.
You'll find more info here.
The profit from my new 2026 calendar will again be donated to the above project (more info here).
In 2018, I was appointed ambassador for the ZENWETRUST. They were in dire need of funds to fully rehabilitate the Cecil Kop Nature Reserve in Zimbabwe to a point where it could sustain itself through income from visitors, educational programmes, and volunteer programmes.
As a personal contribution, since March 2026, I have been one of 100 donors funding the "Otter Across Borders" project by WWF-Belgium. This initiative restores wetlands and creates safe migration corridors for the returning Eurasian otter population along the Belgian-Dutch border. Specifically, my recurring donation funds the network of motion-activated trail cameras used by researchers to monitor otter movements, track breeding success, and identify dangerous road crossings that require wildlife tunnels. More information on the project is available here.
Some further projects I supported on an ad hoc basis :
Giant Otter Project in the Pantanal
Cheetah Forever
Giraffe Conservation Foundation
Naankuse Foundation Wildlife Sanctuary
NSW Wildlife Information and Rescue WIRES
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