Showcasing the wild
The European Nature Trust develops media to connect people with nature and inspire its protection. We work with top photographers and filmmakers to co-produce media projects, documentaries, podcasts and feature films that raise awareness of crucial issues in conservation.
As part of our ‘Noise for Nature’ strategy, our films serve as gateways to the world of conservation. Please enjoy a hand-picked selection of films we’ve either funded, produced, or co-produced.
Riverwoods: An Untold Story
We all depend on rivers. They provide the water we drink; transport the nutrients that people and wildlife alike depend on; their flows and banks provide habitat for native species; and perhaps most importantly, they are natural features of wonder, beauty and mystery. Learn how rivers connect land and sea, and how we can come together to restore them.
The Wolf Within
This film and activism project unveils the fragile balance of nature, and the need for coexistence in a changing world. In a landscape torn between harmony and conflict, ‘The Wolf Within’ delves deep into the relationship between wolves and humans in Europe. Through the lens of diverse characters, including conservationists, shepherds, hunters and more, the film dives deep into the complex relationship between people and planet.
Unknown Belize
TENT’s philanthropic series Unknown Belize, explores Belize’s blueprint model of conservation. We search for magnificent wildlife, meet passionate conservation biologists and community members who strive daily to protect Belize’s ecosystems; and learn how Belize is pioneering a nature-based economy.
Untamed Romania
A feature-length film celebrating the beauty of Romania’s biodiversity. From the forested slopes of the Carpathian Mountains where bears, wolves and lynx roam free. A collaboration between Off the Fence Media and The European Nature Trust, the film explores how Romania’s iconic species adapt to the varying seasons, and how forests – still threatened by illegal logging – are crucial to their existence.
Path of the Bear
In this short film, bear expert Chris Morgan, travels to this magical place to meet those dedicated to the future of the Marsican brown bear, to discover how, against the odds, they still survive here. Living a secret life between villages and wilderness, their future lies at an intersection in an increasingly busy world.
Dehesa: Forest of the Iberian Lynx
Sometimes called the Spanish Serengeti, the Dehesa is the Iberian. Peninsula’s best kept secret. It is the home of the Iberian lynx, which prowls among the holm oaks, cork trees and gall oaks. Brought to us by renowned BBC and National Geographic wildlife documentary director Joaquín Gutiérrez Acha, the film aimed to stir engagement with Iberian biodiversity. The European Nature Trust was proud to help sponsor the film’s production, hosting the UK premiere in September 2021.
Beavers Without Borders
Beavers are a true ecosystem engineer species, increasing the diversity of habitats available for a profusion of other species. Beavers without borders is a TENT-funded short documentary, hosted by Sophie Pavelle, filmed and produced by Nina Constable Media, as they journey to sites of beaver reintroduction in the UK. The film shines a light on the ecological, social and climatic benefits of beavers.
Screening Events
In partnership with sponsors, TENT hosts regular screening parties for 250–400 guests. Our screenings and premieres are hosted at prestigious venues, including BAFTA and BFI. Screenings provide a valuable platform, enabling us to raise crucial funds for distribution to our conservation project partners, while engaging new audiences with nature and its conservation.
Upcoming: Clinging By a Claw – The London Premiere
On Tuesday 21st April 2026, join TENT and Saving Wildcats at the London Premiere of the new documentary, Clinging by a Claw.
This event takes place at the beautiful Ladbroke Hall, and is an opportunity to celebrate progress towards a restored wildcat population in Scotland. All proceeds will be allocated by TENT to the next critical phase of the nationwide recovery project. This is your chance to help save a heritage species, and meet passionate conservationists making a difference for the nature we need.
Riverwoods: The London Premiere
In 2022, Riverwoods: The London Premiere kickstarted TENT’s Catchment Restoration project. A buzzing crowd of 350 people gathered at BFI Southbank to learn about the past, present and future of Scotland’s rivers. Through the film, guests saw a cinematic and powerful portrait of our ‘Lost Eden’; they learned how we can come together to restore and rewild Scotland’s waterways, and came away with passion and enthusiasm to build a healthier environment.
“To the eyes of the man of imagination, nature is imagination itself.”
William Blake,
Poet & painter
