Paddle into Paradise: Uncovering the Vital Role of the J. V. Clyne Bird Sanctuary The serene, open water, the rustling of reeds, and the call of a thousand unseen birds—these are the sights and sounds that greet visitors to the...
Read MoreA new way to help protect nature and wildlife. Simply by watching amazing virtual reality videos you’ll help to generate money for a great cause.
NatureVR’s sole mission is to film the world in stunning 360 degree VR video. We protect nature with funding from our video efforts. So how do we help? By funding programs such as drone patrol flights, aircraft surveillance, injured wildlife transportation and so much more.
What We Do:
Education virtual escape rooms
Youtube videos in 360 degrees
What We Will Be Doing:
Purchasing aircraft for anti poaching efforts.
Injured wildlife transportation flights.
Air support for any conservation effort that requires us.
Our hope is to raise enough money through Youtube videos to purchase an aircraft. Our plan is to use highly efficient electric motor gliders to help protect our coast from poaching.
The VERY best way you can help support us is to watch our 360 videos on Youtube. Please subscribe and like as many of our videos as you can, it will really help our efforts.
Paddle into Paradise: Uncovering the Vital Role of the J. V. Clyne Bird Sanctuary The serene, open water, the rustling of reeds, and the call of a thousand unseen birds—these are the sights and sounds that greet visitors to the...
Read MoreFor those who have a cabin or boat out in the wild that doesn’t have any internet signal, this is the security camera for you. You can:Download the video files directly to a smartphone, tablet or laptop.You do not use...
Read MoreHere at Natvr.org we strive to create new technology. While looking into building duck nesting boxes to help the poor declining Mallards, we though hey, why not put a camera on that! We say that a lot… Refresh the page...
Read MoreYes, it’s true. There are a number of reasons why you might want to consider using a security camera instead of your normal trail cameras. We’ve made a complete switch to solar powered security cameras but there’s a few things...
Read MoreNot a whole lot of excitement on the trails today. I left the camera out for about two weeks to give it a good “soak” in the woods. Quite a few deer sighted with only one being a young buck....
Read MoreI had a good laugh with this, the deer clearly found the camera and just had to sniff it. I had to clean the lens after this little encounter.
Read MoreIt’s very hard to tell in the video and could just be a tailless local cat. Please comment below with what you think!
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