The whole catalog is free to reuse.
WildSource is open source, and the list of streams it collects is open data. Use it to bring live nature into a classroom, an app or a wall display.
Where it can go
In a classroom
Put a live habitat on the screen while you teach.
In a visitor center
Show what is outside the window, live, from anywhere.
In an app
Build a nature app on top of the open list of streams.
On a wall display
Turn any screen into a window on the wild.
Take it with you
Pull the full list of streams, or embed a single stream on your own page.
- The catalog as data: names, habitats, regions and links. Free to reuse.
- An embed for any single stream, from its page. It uses the owner’s own player, so their settings and terms apply.
- The source code for the site itself
# the whole catalog curl https://wildsource.jnagra.com/api/streams.json # one stream, on your page <iframe src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/VIDEO_ID"></iframe>
Who owns what
The catalog (the list of streams and the details we write about them) is free for anyone to reuse. The video itself is not ours: every stream belongs to the person or group who runs the camera. WildSource never copies or re-hosts video. It only shows streams through their owner’s own player, and you should do the same. If you want to record, download or rebroadcast a stream, ask its owner.
The photographs on this site are © Jasanpreet Nagra, all rights reserved. They are not part of the catalog or the open source code, and can’t be reused without permission.
Found a bug? Want to improve it?
WildSource is open source and community-run. Fixes, new ideas and new cameras all welcome.