WildSource

Watch nature with the people who keep the cameras on.

WildSource is an open, community-run network of live nature streams. Anyone can add a camera, and the whole catalog is free for anyone to reuse.

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A mute swan feeding in clear, shallow lake water Snow-capped Alpine peaks seen from above, fading into hazeA wild sunflower in bloom against a soft green background
Photos © Jasanpreet Nagra. All rights reserved.

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Browse every stream
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Brooks Falls bear cam
explore.org · Wetland · Alaska, US
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Okaukuejo waterhole cam
NamibiaCam · Grassland · Etosha, Namibia
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Panama fruit feeder cam
Cornell Lab Bird Cams · Birds · Panama
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Tembe elephant cam
explore.org · Woodland · KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
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Cornell FeederWatch cam
Cornell Lab Bird Cams · Garden · New York, US
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Royal albatross cam
Cornell Lab Bird Cams · Birds · Otago, New Zealand

Every stream has someone behind it

WildSource has no network of company cameras. It is a feeder on a porch, a nest box on a barn, a pond at the edge of a yard, each kept running by the person who put it there.

Cornell Lab Bird Cams Bird feeder and nest cams · New York, US Visit Cornell Lab Bird Cams
NamibiaCam Desert and waterhole cams · Namibia Visit NamibiaCam
explore.org Wildlife cams · Worldwide Visit explore.org

How it works

  1. Find a stream

    Browse cameras by habitat and see which are live right now.

  2. Add a camera

    Share your own stream and it joins the same catalog as everyone else’s.

  3. Reuse the catalog

    The whole list is free to use in classrooms, apps and displays.

Add your camera to the map of the wild.

If it points at something living and it streams, it belongs here. The catalog stays free for anyone to reuse, so what you share keeps travelling.

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