Your support will assist us to continue our research and content development, the greater our resources, the more we can do.
The more we have an accurate understanding of what is happening to nature, the more we can all do to protect what remains of our living planet.
This is also an opportunity for philanthropists to be part of an ongoing project that tells independent stories about the natural world, stories that will help us to better understand what is happening to species and places on our precious planet Earth.
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The Nature Knowledge Channel is a very real way you can help the precious natural world and support the work we do in creating knowledge about the natural world.
Annual membership of the Creative cowboy films - Nature Knowledge Channel gives you full access to content, stories and films, available on this website. Becoming a member of the Creative cowboy films - Nature Knowledge Channel is a very real way you can help the natural world and support our work in creating a greater understanding about what is happening to it.
A point of difference
Creative cowboy films is independent, is not funded by governments or industry, and is not influenced by their associated interest groups. For reasons of independent research and content development, Creative cowboy films does NOT have tax deductible charity status.
Creative cowboy films makes documentaries, books, magazines and stories about art, culture and nature around the world. Our carefully and fearlessly researched content, as always, connecting cultures around the world.
Creative cowboy films Nature Knowledge Channel
The www.creativecowboyfilms.tv Nature Knowledge Channel is our online channel entirely dedicated to the natural world. What we have discovered as we investigate our world through camera lens, authorship and project research, is just how bad the decline in wildlife populations has been in the fifty or so years we have been working internationally. Planet Earth is now a very different place and the vast array of species that exist on our planet have fewer and fewer places of safety.
We begin this journey by focussing on the Continent of Australia where biodiversity faces an array of challenges. For Australia we have made available a time series of analysis, so readers, researchers and journalists can gain a historical perspective of what has happened to Australian wildlife, including the role of Australian Governments in species endangerment. Birdlife, Koalas and Kangaroos will continue to be a focus of our attention because of the shocking nature of what is being done to them, but that is not to ignore the hundreds of Australian species also on the journey to extinction.
What they say:
“Having a difficult time helping critters, so went to your nature knowledge channel for some solice. It really is a job well done. Congratulations to you and Andrea”. Professor Steve Garlick, Founder of the Animal Justice Party and Possumwood Wildlife Hospital and Recovery Centre, New South Wales
“Thank you, Peter and Andrea. A beautiful website and such fun to navigate. You cover so much material from natural history and nature writing to conservation issues, all set off by stunning photos”. Lee Durrell, Corfu
“I had the privilege of reading the Tasmania Update report prepared by you and Andrea over the weekend. While disturbing, the work you’re doing is essential, critical, to address government mismanagement of wildlife. It’s also so very important in the Kangaroo protection initiative and campaigns to prove government misinformation. Thank you. Jennifer Skiff, Director of International, Animal Wellness Action and the Centre for a Humane Economy, Washington DC
“I concur completely, Peter. Your research and precise attention to the kill levels is such an important part of our collective credibility in speaking out about these issues”. Wayne Pacelle, President, Animal Wellness Action and the Centre for a Humane Economy, Washington DC
Creative cowboy films Art and Culture Channel
The Art and Culture Channel www.creativecowboyfilms.com will continue to focus on producing content that relates to art and cultural practices around the world as we continue to produce our award-winning projects in some of the remotest places on earth and with some of the world’s most significant artists.
This website is dedicated to the memory of Sylvia Hylands who died in Oxfordshire in 2022. Sylvia grew up in Austria and spent her teenage years in very difficult circumstances during the Nazi period. Liberation delivered her husband Ron, in the form of a British soldier and a life in England. We kept our close connections with Austria, Peter attending primary school in Velden. Sylvia gave us the mountains and lakes of southern Austria in the beautiful state of Carinthia, knowledge of the natural world and a sense of enduring justice, leadership and kindness to all creatures, great and small. Peter and Andrea Hylands