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Remembering Great Apes

Created by Margot Raggett

Remembering Great Apes is the third book in the Remembering Wildlife series and by covering gorillas, chimpanzees, bonobos and orangutans, is our most ambitious yet. Once again many of the world’s top wildlife photographers, from Tim Laman to Brent Stirton, Art Wolfe to Frans Lanting, have already answered our call to donate images and the book will feature more than 70 stunning photographs.

Latest Updates from Our Project:

Final 45 hours for Remembering Bears Kickstarter!
about 2 years ago – Fri, Apr 29, 2022 at 06:24:03 PM

Kickstarter campaign for Remembering Bears

Just a quick note of gratitude from the Remembering Wildlife team to everyone who has supported the Remembering Bears Kickstarter campaign so far! The campaign ends 9am UK time (BST) on Sunday, so if you're still intending to do so this year, so please don't forget. We're can't wait to make this 7th book in the series for you, it is going to be stunning!

Much love

Margot & team wildlife

Remembering Bears Kickstarter Goes Live Tomorrow!
about 2 years ago – Thu, Mar 31, 2022 at 02:11:56 PM

Just a quick update from us to say that this time tomorrow, the Remembering Bears Kickstarter campaign will be live! You will be able to pledge for rewards from 9am UK time (Friday 1st April) here where you can also now if you wish, sign up for an alert for the moment we go live.

Thank you for all the previous support, we really hope to see you there again tomorrow.

All the best,

Margot and the Remembering Wildlife team.

Remembering Bears Kickstarter Begins Friday!
about 2 years ago – Tue, Mar 29, 2022 at 07:50:45 AM

We are excited to premier with you, our wonderful previous supporters of Remembering Great Apes, the video for our upcoming Kickstarter campaign for Remembering Bears. The Remembering Wildlife series has now reached the milestone of $1.2m USD (£917,000 GBP) distributed to 56 conservation projects in 24 countries via the sale of 33,0000 books so far. And none of that would have been possible without the funding you gave us on Kickstarter. THANK YOU! We hope we justified your faith in us.

The Kickstarter for the 7th book in the series, Remembering Bears, will go live 9am GMT this coming Friday, 1st April. As usual we have many wonderful rewards, from books to jewellery, artworks to safaris. Please set your alarms to be there early if you want to grab a bargain. And please wish us luck! We never take the support for granted.

With gratitude,

Margot Raggett (founder) & the Remembering Wildlife team "Team Wildlife"

Fundraising update and new Kickstarter beginning tomorrow!
about 3 years ago – Thu, Mar 04, 2021 at 11:52:09 PM

Hello everyone, it has been a while since we’ve communicated with our supporters here on our progress since Remembering Great Apes was published, so we wanted to send you a quick update to say that the series has now raised over $1 MILLION USD for conservation projects to date! I know many of you are serial supporters (THANK YOU) so sorry if you see this message from me multiple times today but I wanted to let all past supporters know this news, thank you for all your previous support and also to let you know that we have a new Kickstarter for the 6th book in the series starting tomorrow.


Over the course of the past five years we've managed to translate every £1 someone like you supported us with on Kickstarter, into an eventual donation worth £1.30. We've supported 49 projects in 23 countries . You can read more about many of them and other previous donations on our website here which we will be updating again soon, as the current page has become too full! We've also put a video together here about the story of the series over the past five years, which you might enjoy watching.


The 6th book in the Remembering Wildlife series will be on African Wild Dogs. The wild dog is one of the world’s most endangered mammals but also far less known than other species that we’ve featured in the series so far, such as cheetah and lions. They face just as many threats however, from habitat loss to disease and of course conflict with humans. We believe they deserve their story to be told just as much as the other animals we’ve highlighted so far but as ever, we need help to get their book made. We are therefore be launching a Kickstarter campaign to fund this year's book tomorrow (Friday 5th March) at around 9am UK time. If you’d like to sign up for an alert once we go live, click here.

Remembering African Wild Dogs, cover image by Neil Aldridge

As with all of our previous books, this project is only made possible by the generous donation of images for the book by over 70 of the world's best wildlife photographers, working together under the banner of 'Wildlife Photographers United'. Contributors this year include Marsel van Oosten, Jonathan and Angela Scott, Art Wolfe, Frans Lanting, Greg du Toit, Charlie Hamilton James and many more.

Rewards will be as wonderful and as tempting as in previous years, from safaris to camera gear, bespoke jewellery to original artworks...and of course the books themselves. We hope many of you will want to add this to your collection of our books, because of course, none of us want to just remember them in picture books.

With gratitude,

Margot Raggett (founder) & the Remembering Wildlife team "Team Wildlife"

One week until the Remembering Cheetahs Kickstarter goes live!
about 4 years ago – Sat, Mar 07, 2020 at 02:02:57 AM

REMEMBERING CHEETAHS KICKSTARTER LAUNCHES ONE WEEK TODAY!

Remembering Cheetahs, cover image by Donal Boyd

For everyone who supported Remembering Great Apes, you might be interested to know the next campaign, for what will be the 5th book in the Remembering Wildlife series, Remembering Cheetahs, will go live next Friday 13th March, 2020 at 9am London time. As in previous years, as well as the books themselves, we'll have plenty of goodies from jewellery to prints, camera gear to safaris, up for grabs, so be sure to make a note to check back then! And in the meantime, we can confirm that our latest fundraising total from the series now stands at £615,000 / $800,000 USD, all thanks to the support you showed us on Kickstarter!

THANK YOU!!!!