About
Celebrating Biodiversity
Welcome to the Wildlife Calendar 2027: Celebrating Biodiversity, the third year of a unique collaboration dedicated to the beauty and diversity of our planet’s ecosystems.
Nature doesn’t stop at borders, and neither should our stories about it.
Celebrating Biodiversity is a small, not-for-profit collaboration that brings together nature photographers from different continents to share what they see, love, and want to protect.
This initiative is about connection, generosity, and impact. All proceeds will go to not-for-profit organisations working to protect biodiversity on the ground. There’s no commercial angle here — just a shared belief that images can inspire care, awareness, and action.
Together, through many eyes and many places, we can celebrate biodiversity — and help protect it.
Randall Lanier, Dillon Lanier, Tom Younkin, Roelof Molenaar, Judith Borremans, Freek Veldman, Hugo Weenen
Contact
Questions, Collaboration, and More
We’d love to hear from you! Whether you have a question about the calendar, the stunning photos, or your order, we’re here to help. Please use the contact form on our website to get in touch with us.
Want to share your thoughts or feedback? We welcome your comments and encourage you to reach out via the contact form. Your input helps us improve and continue our mission of celebrating biodiversity.
If you’re captivated by the images in this calendar and would like to obtain a digital copy, please note that the copyright belongs to the photographer. However, we’re happy to assist! Simply use the contact form to inquire about obtaining and using a digital copy.
To all photographers and biodiversity advocates: We’re concerned about the future of biodiversity … but are planning to collaborate with more talented individuals on upcoming calendars and other media. If you’re interested in contributing, we’d love to connect with you! Reach out through the contact form, and let’s explore how we can work together to continue celebrating and protecting the beauty of our natural world.