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Earth Touch is the ultimate WebTV channel for original nature series in HD. Experience our planet's amazing wildlife and unique environments like never before.

Our writers, filmmakers and other contributors scattered across the globe are brought together by a common mission to tell those stories simply and accurately, so they can reach like-minded nature lovers anywhere. We want our articles and videos to make an impact, to bring you closer to the most urgent conservation issues of our time, and to show you just how fun and fascinating the natural world can be. Join us as we build a curious, passionate community that is interested in understanding and protecting the planet's wildlife and wild spaces. Do you have a story suggestion, a photo, a news tip or a firsthand account of something going on in your area? Just fill out our news tip form and tell us about it. Octopus's garden: New shrimp species found in the den of a 'Super Star' cephalopod. Watch: Fish sets new deep-diving record in the Mariana Trench. Earth Touch News Network collaborates with like-minded organizations whose expertise in various wildlife and nature initiatives provides our audience with the latest news coverage and research developments from around the globe. Our partner and affiliate relationships allow us to collaborate, raise awareness and provide balanced reporting on the natural world. WildAid and Earth Touch have partnered to create a range of video infographics which aim to raise awareness about the devastating impact of illegal wildlife trade on endangered species. ZSL (Zoological Society of London) and Earth Touch share resources with the aim of communicating the latest zoological and conservation research to a wider audience in order to garner more support for conservation initiatives around the world. Having eyes and ears on the ground means African Conservation Trust can provide Earth Touch with developments in conservation as well as techniques in combatting poaching around Africa. Working together means creating awareness for ACT's programs and objectives to curb violent crimes against our wildlife. In association with FREELAND, Earth Touch is able to provide strategic campaigns aimed at public awareness in specific markets and countries around the world. Earth Touch and the EIA (Environmental Investigation Agency) International are working together to confront wildlife crime with direct exposure and information-sharing between the authorities and civil society. Building a community who is aware and educated creates a stronger force in combatting the illegal trade and the destruction of our planet. Earth Touch has teamed up with this amazing organisation to create awareness for its invaluable conservation work. We want to bring our audience closer to the stories of this dedicated team of conservationists as they fight to save the smallest and most vulnerable victims of the rhino poaching crisis.