Reconciling Humans with Nature

Fund a Conservation Film

Where desert elephants search for water and families share their land with lions, conservation is lived every day. Help bring these Namibian stories to the screen.

CFF raises support for conservation films in Namibia only. We do not award grants or fund external projects in Namibia or other countries.

Why support film

The work exists. The world still needs to see it.

A lion beyond a reserve boundary. An elephant at a shared water source. The people finding a way to live alongside them. These are Namibia's conservation stories, told from the ground.

Your support helps CFF research, film and share them with communities, schools and audiences who may otherwise never see this work.

Made for Namibia

Twelve conservation films ready for support.

CFF lion conservation image

01 / Human-wildlife coexistence

Protecting Lions, Protecting Livelihoods

A future for the free-roaming lions of northwest Namibia.

CFF elephant field image

02 / Human-elephant coexistence

Shared Water, Shared Future

Keeping Namibia's desert-adapted elephants and communities alive.

CFF pangolin image for wildlife crime protection context

03 / Wildlife crime prevention

Stop the Crime Before It Starts

Namibia's wildlife and environmental-crime prevention film series.

Women working in Namibian conservation

04 / Leadership and knowledge

The Women Keeping Namibia Wild

Leadership, knowledge and courage in conservation.

Private conservation landscape in Namibia

05 / Private conservation

Conservation That Works

Namibia's private conservation projects restoring nature.

CFF Hoanib conservation landscape image

06 / Coexistence solutions

Coexistence Is the Conservation Solution

Keeping people, livestock and wildlife safe.

Namibian river and freshwater conservation landscape

07 / Freshwater and fisheries

Let the Rivers Feed Tomorrow

Stopping illegal fishing and rebuilding inland fisheries.

Namibian forest and woodland conservation landscape

08 / Forests and rural livelihoods

Keep the Forest Standing

Protecting Namibia's trees, rivers and rural livelihoods.

Namibian ocean conservation image

09 / Marine ecosystem

Restore the Living Ocean

Science and action for Namibia's changing Benguela ecosystem.

Namibian seabird conservation image

10 / Seabirds and islands

Bring the Seabirds Back

Restoring the islands and food webs Namibia's seabirds need.

CFF community conservation image for landscape connectivity context

11 / Landscape connectivity

Room to Roam

Reconnecting landscapes for wild dogs, cheetahs and other carnivores.

Namibian knowledge landscape

12 / Indigenous ecological knowledge

Knowledge That Keeps Us Alive

Indigenous solutions for conservation and a changing climate.

What film funding makes possible

Field production, story craft and public reach.

Before filming

Research, story development, permissions, conservation consultation and community coordination.

In the field

4x4 access, fuel, guides, sound, camera, batteries, data backups and safe remote production.

After filming

Editing, sound, colour, subtitles, short awareness cuts, education versions and impact reporting.

Film funding versus fieldwork funding

You support the storytelling. Namibia is our focus.

CFF raises support for conservation films in Namibia only. We do not award grants or fund external projects in Namibia or other countries.

Contributions to CFF support filmmaking and public communication: the research, field production, editing and distribution that bring Namibian conservation stories to audiences.

Supporters from anywhere in the world are welcome. The films and conservation stories we seek support for are in Namibia.

Support levels

Choose the scale of support.

N$5,000 Support a Field Day

Contributes to transport, accommodation, filming and data protection.

Choose this support level
Full Project Funding Principal Film Partner

Requires a tailored production and recognition agreement.

Choose this support level

Vehicle and logistics sponsorship

Remote films need reliable field access.

Production transport, tyres, fuel, servicing, recovery equipment, camping logistics and field safety are fundable needs. They should be recognised as production sponsorship, not direct partner conservation donations.

One country. Connected stories.

Wild places. Human lives. A shared future.

CFF elephant field image
Keeping Namibia's desert-adapted elephants and communities alive.
Women working in Namibian conservation
Leadership, knowledge and courage in conservation.
Namibian river and freshwater conservation landscape
Stopping illegal fishing and rebuilding inland fisheries.

From your first enquiry to a film plan

01 / Choose your story

Pick a film or discuss support across CFF's Namibian film slate.

02 / Discuss the production

Ask CFF about the scope, budget, intended audiences and contribution route before committing.

03 / Agree the details

Discuss deliverables, recognition and reporting as part of your contribution or sponsorship arrangement.

Does CFF offer funding or accept grant applications?

No. CFF is seeking supporters for its conservation filmmaking in Namibia. We do not award grants or fund external projects in Namibia or other countries.

Can I support something other than a full film?

Yes. Discuss a contribution towards production, equipment, transport, fuel or post-production with CFF. The support levels above are starting points for an enquiry.

What should I ask before contributing?

Ask about the film's current stage, production budget, intended outputs, timetable and reporting. CFF will confirm the appropriate contribution route before any payment is made.

Final enquiry

Tell CFF which film you want to help make visible.

Close-up of a leopard's paw being examined during fieldwork

Funding enquiry

Begin with a funding enquiry.

This creates a WhatsApp funding enquiry to CFF. It does not process a payment.

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