Programs
LM in Schools
A classroom window into the living world.
A salmon finding its way upstream. Cranes gathering along a river. A herd moving across the grasslands. Each migration offers students a chance to observe, ask questions and follow a story whose outcome is still unfolding.
We’re exploring ways to bring Live Migrations into classrooms, connecting subjects such as biology, geography and ecology with the experience of watching animals in their habitats.
A broadcast can offer a starting point for sustained observation: What has changed since yesterday? What do these animals depend on? How are their journeys connected to our own lives?
We welcome educators and schools interested in helping shape these experiences for their students.
Bring Live Migrations to your classroom →
In development
LM in Correctional Facilities
A connection to the world beyond.
Access to the natural world can be profoundly limited during incarceration. Live Migrations offers a way to witness life beyond the immediate surroundings: water moving through a river, changing weather, animals following their seasonal journeys.
We’re interested in working with correctional facilities, educators and community organizations to explore how wildlife broadcasts could become part of shared spaces and educational programs.
Our aim is to make room for observation, curiosity and connection to the living world. Each collaboration would take shape around the interests of participants and the practical requirements of the setting.
We welcome conversations with organizations interested in developing this work together.
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LM in Hospitals
A window onto another rhythm.
Time in a hospital often revolves around appointments, procedures and waiting. Beyond those walls, rivers keep flowing and animals continue their journeys.
We’re exploring ways to bring these scenes into healthcare settings, offering patients, visitors and staff an opportunity to spend a few moments with the natural world.
Live broadcasts could become a quiet presence in waiting areas, shared spaces or individual rooms, with the format and sound considered carefully for each setting.
We welcome healthcare partners interested in exploring where these experiences might fit within the daily life of their institution.
Explore Live Migrations in your hospital →