Frontline Conservation
The people holding the line between the machines and what is left. Filmed where it actually happens.
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The last wild places. The species running out of time. The human history we are still pulling from the ground. AEDO1 hands the camera to the people already living these stories, and turns every film you watch into real funding for the work behind it.
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The Conservation Report
Before we show you a single film, here is what we think a platform about the natural world owes you: reporting you can check. Thirty-one articles on conservation, wildlife, policy and history. Every claim traced to a source, every source linked.
31Articles, published and free to read
218Sources, every one linked
2Dates on each: when it happened, when we published
We show two dates on every article: when the event happened, and when we published. They are stored separately, and we never backdate one to flatter the other. Where sources disagree, we say so rather than pick the version that reads better. It is free, it stays free, and there is nothing to buy at the end of it.
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Browse all articles →PolicyJuly 14, 2026
The Word That Protected Habitat: Inside the ESA 'Harm' Rescission
For fifty years, destroying a species' habitat counted as harming it. In July 2026 the federal government removed that definition from the books. Here is what changed, what didn't, and what the courts do next.
Read →WildlifeJune 8, 2026
A Living Ark: The Wildlife Gamble on Necker Island
Richard Branson's private island doubles as an ark, reintroduced flamingos, Aldabra giant tortoises, an iguana bred as insurance against extinction, and the free-ranging lemurs that split the conservation world. It is also a clean-energy and ocean-protection testbed. The wildlife ambition is real; so are the hard questions about it.
Read →OceansJune 2, 2026
The Fourth Global Bleaching Event Is Over. It Touched 84% of the World's Reefs.
NOAA confirmed in June 2026 that the record-breaking coral bleaching event that began in 2023 has ended. 'Ended' is doing something very specific in that sentence, and it does not mean the reefs recovered.
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Wildlife
Not a zoo, not a soundstage. Animals in the places they are still fighting to keep.
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Ancient Lore
The deep human past: the sites, the questions, and the people still living beside them.
Explore →Photography from the Everglades, Greater Yellowstone, and Quintana Roo © NETFREQ.
From the field
Frames from recent expeditions: the cenotes and cloud-forest birds of the Yucatán, and the wildlife and high country of Greater Yellowstone. The films are coming; the places are already in front of the lens.
For the ones holding the camera
Your film. Your rights. Your cause.
The people who do the real work almost never own the story that gets told about it. AEDO1 exists to change that. Publish with us, and three things never move.
You keep every right.
The film is yours, first frame to last. We give it a home and an audience. We never take it from you.
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