As an explorer who has traversed some of the world’s toughest environments, David de Rothschild has been harnessing his curious spirit to help give Nature a voice for the last two decades.

Hatched in 2006, Voice for Nature exists to elevate Nature’s voice, and highlight the integral relationship between Nature and humanity, through a lens of awe and wonder.

Much of the wisdom that can revive the natural world we depend upon, already exists. We use innovative storytelling to listen deeply and uncover stories of inspiration and resilience. Creativity and curiosity are our guides.

Our projects celebrate Nature’s ingenuity and humanity’s playful Nature. We are Nature, and Nature is us. Together, we find ways to chart a path towards a healthy, thriving natural world.

We produce awe-inspiring stories, projects and experiences to shift perceptions of Nature. Rather than looking from a place of fear or doom, we celebrate Nature as a partner, a SAGE and a constant source of inspiration.

We believe that Nature needs a narrative that sparks curiosity, inspires new thinking, and elevates living in harmony with the natural world. Changing our relationship with Nature requires changing our frame of reference.

We work with our community to create opportunities for individuals to connect with Nature and wild places, in order to unite humanity and Nature’s wellbeing. We amplify voices inspiring Nature connection and share connection resources that focus on igniting awe and wonder.

Spending time in Nature is scientifically proven to be beneficial to human health. We believe access to Nature is a human right that should be shared by everyone. Creating memories in Nature establishes affinity, connection and empathy — a personal relationship with Nature motivates one to respect and protect it.

We work with organisations focussed on the restoration and protection of natural environments and species. We elevate those protecting their ecosystems from harm, who create access to Nature for generations to come.

The rapid expansion of the human population and industrialisation of society has led to seemingly irreversible damage to Nature. We recognise that speaking up for Nature and those protecting her, restoring degraded land, and preventing negative human impact on wild places is crucial.