From gardens to safaris
Record wildlife photographed in natural environments, while keeping sensitive species and precise locations private.
Your wildlife photography life list
How many species have you photographed?
Keep a record of every species you’ve photographed, remember every encounter and build a photographic collection that lasts a lifetime.
Photograph → Stamp → Collect → Explore
The collection behind the camera
Every species is another stamp.
Wildlife photographers collect more than photographs: the first kingfisher you waited hours to capture, the red panda at your favourite zoo, the elephant encounter you’ll never forget.
Every unique wildlife species you photograph becomes a Passport Stamp—creating a growing life list of the animals you’ve captured with your camera.
New Passport Stamp
Red Panda
Ailurus fulgens
- Species
- #247
- Location
- Colchester Zoo
- Photographed
- 27 September 2026
From photograph to Passport Stamp
Your photography. One lifelong collection.
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Find your species
Search for the wildlife species you’ve photographed, from garden birds to once-in-a-lifetime encounters.
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Add your encounter
Upload a photograph and record when and where the encounter happened.
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Stamp your Passport
A new species becomes a distinctive Passport Stamp in your collection.
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Build your life list
Keep photographing, exploring and filling your Passport over a lifetime.
Your journey so far
428
Species photographed
More than a number: revisit past encounters and watch your wildlife photography collection grow over months, years and decades.
Passport overview
Your collection
+23 this year
- Mammals
- 87
- Birds
- 214
- Reptiles
- 42
- Amphibians
- 16
- Fish
- 31
- Invertebrates
- 38
Wild or captive
Wildlife photography happens everywhere.
A remarkable photograph can happen on safari, in a local woodland, at an aquarium or during an afternoon at a zoo. WildPassport welcomes them all—because this is about what you have photographed, not judging where you photographed it.
Zoos count. Always.
Zoos, safari parks, aquariums and managed wildlife locations are an equally valued part of your photographic journey.
One species. A lifetime of encounters.
Red Panda
Ailurus fulgens
Passport Stamp #247
- Encounters
- 34
- Locations
- 4
- First photographed
- 2022
- Latest encounter
- 2026
Photographing a species once adds it to your Passport. Photographing it again adds to its story—one Stamp, with as many encounters as your journey brings.
Private by design
Your photographs. Your locations. Your choice.
Wildlife photography sometimes involves vulnerable species and sensitive locations. WildPassport is designed to give you control over what you share.
Your Passport is your photographic record. You decide how much of it becomes public.
Good to know
Frequently asked questions
What is a wildlife photography life list?
A personal record of the wildlife species you have photographed. Instead of simply recording species you have seen, WildPassport focuses on the animals you have captured with your camera.
Do zoo photographs count?
Yes. Wildlife photographed at zoos, safari parks, aquariums and other managed wildlife locations can be part of your WildPassport.
What is a Passport Stamp?
A Passport Stamp represents a unique species you have photographed. Your first recorded photograph adds its Stamp; later photographs become encounters associated with it.
Can I add more than one photograph of the same species?
Yes. A species counts once towards your total, but can have many encounters across different dates and locations.
Pre-release access
Create your WildPassport.
Be among the first photographers to start counting your species. Join the pre-release list for launch news, early-access invitations and occasional behind-the-scenes updates.
Photograph the world. Fill your passport.
✓
You’re on the list.
Your WildPassport journey is one step closer. We’ll let you know when pre-release access is ready.