Batteries
As most of you have seen WE have been having major problems with our batteries once again. This seems to happen every few months and it is a complete frustration in our lives as I am sure that it is for you as well. In order to get the video signal from the game drive vehicle back to the Final Control WE encode the video then modulate that data and finally amplify and transmit that modulated signal. This requires three large energy intensive systems that all run on 220 volt AC current, which is supplied by an inverter. The inverter is powered by batteries which are twice as big as a car battery. The video/audio transmission equipment on the game dr

The WE family.
WEll done to Valorie Berry for putting together this amazing video. It is a real tear jerker, I had goose bumps from the word go. Also a big thanks to all of our wonderful viewers for helping with this. It means so much to us and is a beautiful piece of video showing WildEarth as one big family.  This will go down in history in our archives. Once again thanks for all of your support and love of animals - it truly is in your nature!

WElcome to Whoo.

News from Pix Controller
Pix Controller have several interesting items to report this week: There is a flock of turkey that seem to be coming into the main camera almost every day now. They have a flock of hens (female birds) that is about 10 bird

New Cams on Wildearth
David Hancock and the Hancock Wildlife Foundation Eagle Cams.David Hancock from the Hancock Wildlife Foundation is streaming two new cameras onto WE and there are more to come. David is eagle man and true to style these are both eagle related. The first is called Chehalis Platform Cam. This is a camera that has been placed on a platform on the Chehalis Flats.