Nature Media & Contributors
We're inviting early Nature Content Creators to help document success stories, conservation work, and everyday moments in nature. Over time, this will evolve into sponsored collaborations and an in-house media team following the HEADTURNED Foundation projects.
For early Nature Content Creators
Right now, we're looking for photographers, filmmakers, and storytellers who already capture nature, wildlife, conservation projects, or rewilding journeys.
As an early adopter, you'll share images, short clips, and written reflections that we can curate into articles and features on the HEADTURNED Foundation site. You keep your own creative identity; we simply help bring your work to a wider audience and connect it to the Foundation's mission.
Sponsored media & in-house team (coming later)
As the Foundation grows, we plan to invite ongoing contributors into sponsored roles, where we can help fund continued coverage of local stories, restoration projects, and conservation work.
Long-term, we also plan to build an in-house media team to follow the 5,000-acre Innovation Hub, Vertical Farming campus, and Sanctuary on the ground – alongside partner projects around the world. Early adopters will be the first people we speak to about those opportunities.
How it works
Share your work. We help tell the story.
1. You capture the story
Keep doing what you already do best: capturing nature, wildlife, conservation projects, rewilding, restoration, or community-led environmental work.
2. You send us your best pieces
Share a selection of images, short video clips, and a few paragraphs of context or reflection. We'll work with you to shape this into Foundation articles and features.
3. We publish & credit you
Your work will be credited and published on the HEADTURNED Foundation site. As we grow, we'll explore sponsorship and deeper collaborations for regular contributors.
How to apply
Tell us who you are and show us your work.
You don't need to be a full-time professional. We're looking for people who are already close to nature, conservation, farming, or local environmental stories; and who want to help tell them.
To be considered as an early Nature Content Creator, send us an email with a short introduction and links to your work. Tell us what you love to capture and why it matters to you.
You might be documenting wildlife in your local area, restoring a small patch of land, volunteering on conservation projects, or simply noticing how nature is changing around you. All of these stories help build the bigger picture.
- What to include:
- Your name, where you're based, and a short description of your speciality (for example: wildlife, rewilding, underwater, aerial, photo essays, short-form video).
- Your level:
- Let us know whether you see yourself as a professional, semi-professional, or hobbyist. Passion and consistency matter just as much as equipment.
- Links to your work:
- Share your main platforms where we can see your content — Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, a website or portfolio, Substack, or anything else you use.
- A few favourites:
- Point us to 3–5 examples of your favourite pieces, with a sentence or two of context if they aren't already captioned.
Send your email to webcontact@headturned.org with the subject line Nature Content Creator Application. We'll review each submission carefully and be in touch when there's a good fit.
Early adopters
Latest Nature Content Creators joining the journey.
This section will grow as we welcome real creators into the HEADTURNED Foundation media community. For now, these placeholders show how their profiles will appear.
Placeholder Creator
Wildlife & macro photography
Level: Hobbyist / Enthusiast
Location: UK / Europe
Social: @yourhandle
Platforms: Instagram, YouTube
Placeholder Filmmaker
Short-form conservation video
Level: Semi-professional
Location: Global / Remote
Social: @yourchannel
Platforms: YouTube, TikTok
Placeholder Storyteller
Photo essays & written stories
Level: Professional
Location: Open to all regions
Social: @yourname
Platforms: Website, Substack