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23/08/2026

How do you make the case for balanced, effective conservation while keeping the message rooted in lived experience?

GWCT Scotland and the Countryside Alliance partnered on a film exploring the role of rural land managers in protecting red listed species.

For Our conservation journeys, we built the film around the people carrying out conservation work on the ground. Filming took place on estates and farms across Scotland, bringing together personal accounts from real practitioners with evidence at a landscape scale.

This practitioner led approach gave the film a clear foundation. Rather than treating conservation as an abstract policy issue, it shows how land managers understand their local landscapes and the practical work involved in protecting species.

The multi location Scottish shoot also allowed the film to reflect different settings and experiences. Film and video production was supported by drone filming, helping to connect individual stories with the wider landscapes in which the work takes place.

The result is a policy grade communications asset shared by both organisations. It is being used across policy engagement, membership communications and public campaigns to support the case for practical, evidence led conservation.

Shared partner delivery was central to the project. The finished film gives GWCT Scotland and the Countryside Alliance a common asset, shaped around their joint message and suitable for several audiences and communications settings.

This case study covers the challenge, brief, strategic approach and outcome, alongside the film and drone services used to deliver it.

Watch the film and read the full case study: https://wildigital.media/work/our-conservation-journeys-gwct-ca

16/08/2026

Much of Scotland’s conservation work happens out of public view. It takes place in remote landscapes, develops over many years and often involves complex or technical subjects.

A well-made film can make that work clearer. It can provide funder-ready evidence of a project’s impact, help change the tone of a public debate, or give a partnership one shared story around which to build consensus.

WILDigital produces documentary, campaign and evidence films for the organisations managing Scotland’s habitats, rivers, wildlife and land.

We work with conservation charities and trusts that need to communicate results to funders, trustees and government. We help fisheries boards and rivers trusts explain catchment-scale restoration and practices such as catch-and-release. We also work with estates, farms and land managers on subjects including habitat management, deer control and muirburn.

Our small crew films on location and understands land access, biosecurity, sensitive species, wildlife disturbance and sensitive interviews. We do not use stock or AI-generated footage. Instead, we work with the ecologists, wardens, ghillies, farmers and volunteers whose knowledge and experience need to be part of the story.

Each project begins with scoping and a clear treatment. We then film on location before moving into a collaborative editing process, with rough cut, fine cut and final reviews. Finished films are colour-graded, sound-mixed and captioned, with versions prepared for websites, social media and presentations.

The aim is not simply to collect scenic footage. It is to turn complex, long-term work into an authentic narrative that can be understood by funders, policymakers, members and the public.

Read the full service: https://wildigital.media/services/conservation-film-production

09/08/2026

An estate is rarely one business. It may combine sporting lets, holiday accommodation, weddings and events, farming, forestry, grazing, tenancies, filming locations and conservation work.

Bringing all of that together on one website takes careful structure. Visitors should be able to find the cottage, fishing beat, sporting day or venue they need without navigating the estate’s internal organisation.

WILDigital designs websites for countryside estates that let, farm, host and conserve. We work with sporting estates, accommodation providers, wedding and events venues, diversified farming and forestry estates, rewilding and habitat projects, and estate offices managing several properties.

Our estate websites are built around clear routes to bookings and enquiries. We can integrate the availability tools an estate already uses, create dedicated pages for accommodation and sporting opportunities, add interactive maps, and explain conservation and land management work to neighbours, guests, funders and planners.

Speed matters too. Heavy websites can lose visitors using a rural 4G signal. Clear booking routes also help estates keep the guest relationship rather than sending enquiries through an aggregator.

Each site starts with a discovery visit, sitemap and content plan. This is followed by wireframes, design, build and migration with a full redirect map. The finished website includes a content management interface that estate staff can use to update season dates, prices and availability notes.

We work across Scotland and northern England, with the option to visit, film, photograph and understand the terrain before design begins.

Read the full service: https://wildigital.media/services/estate-website-design

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