Articles We Accept
Whispering Wilds™ invites writers, photographers, researchers, and artists to share their passion for the wild.
Whether it’s a captivating story, a personal field experience, research findings, or creative expression, your work can inspire readers to connect with nature, appreciate its wonders, and act responsibly.
Who Can Contribute?
You do not need to be a professional author or scientist to contribute. Passion, authenticity, and respect for nature matter most.
We welcome submissions from:
◉ Wildlife photographers
◉ Nature writers and bloggers
◉ Researchers and students
◉ Conservationists and NGO workers
◉ Birdwatchers and naturalists
◉ Artists and illustrators
◉ Travelers and explorers
◉ Teachers and parents
◉ Young wildlife enthusiasts
◉ Citizen scientists
◉ Community storytellers
We accept content that aligns with conservation, awareness, and storytelling.
Here’s a detailed look at each category, with tips for making your submission stand out:
Trailblazers or Forgotten Voices
A space dedicated to unsung heroes of conservation, indigenous guardians of ecosystems, frontline staff, field researchers, local communities, and lesser-known species that deserve recognition.
Ideal Topics
◉ Forest guards protecting wildlife corridors
◉ Community leaders restoring wetlands
◉ Indigenous ecological knowledge
◉ Forgotten endangered species
◉ Local heroes combating poaching
◉ Women leading conservation movements
Tips
Focus on impact, struggle, resilience, and hope. Human stories create powerful connections.
Example
A ranger protecting elephant movement routes in a conflict-prone region.
Featured Stories
This section highlights personal perspectives on nature, wildlife, landscapes, travel, field experiences, conservation journeys, art, and reflective narratives.
Contributors may be featured in either a one-page or two-page spread, depending on the depth and format of the submission.
This section is intended for personal stories and original creative work only. Commercial promotions, brand features, or product placements will be categorized separately under Advertisements.
Suitable submissions include:
◉ Nature and wildlife photography essays
◉ Travel experiences connected to landscapes or biodiversity
◉ Field journals and expedition reflections
◉ Artwork inspired by nature --- this should be under Wildlife Art
◉ Personal conservation stories
◉ Essays on environmental experiences or encounters
Example:
A traveller’s two-page photo essay documenting bird migrations across seasonal wetlands.
Conservation Stories
Stories from the ground that showcase real efforts to protect ecosystems and wildlife.
Ideal Topics
◉ Wetland restoration success stories
◉ Human-wildlife conflict mitigation
◉ Community reforestation programs
◉ Rescue and rehabilitation initiatives
◉ Waste reduction in protected areas
◉ Species recovery programs
What Makes a Strong Submission
Show measurable outcomes, lessons learned, and ideas that others can replicate.
Example
A village-led wetland restoration that increased migratory bird visits in three years.
Wildlife Tales
Our broad storytelling section is dedicated to species, habitats, encounters, and ecological wonder.
Subcategories:
Micro World
Ant colonies, pollinators, fungi, insects, spiders, and moss ecosystems.
Reptilian World
Snakes, turtles, crocodiles, lizards, and coexistence stories.
Avian World
Migration, nesting, songbirds, raptors, wetland birds.
Mammalian World
Big cats, elephants, primates, bats, and nocturnal mammals.
Aquatic World
River dolphins, amphibians, mangroves, reefs, freshwater life.
Floral World
Rare plants, sacred groves, forest blooms, pollination networks.
Mixed Habitats
Stories where multiple species interact naturally.
Human-Nature
Forest communities, coexistence, ranger experiences, and traditional knowledge.
Tips
Go beyond sightings. Include behaviour, habitat context, ecological significance, and emotional depth.
Seasonal & Thematic Content
Nature often changes with season, culture, weather, and tradition. This section celebrates those connections.
Themes Include
◉ Monsoon wildlife behaviour
◉ Winter migrations
◉ Spring flowering cycles
◉ Nature in folklore
◉ Festival traditions linked to wildlife
◉ Lunar cycles and marine life
◉ Seasonal farming biodiversity
Example
How monsoon rains transform dry grasslands into breeding grounds for frogs and insects.
Nature & Wildlife Photography
A dedicated space for photographers to share the art, technique, and experience of capturing the natural world. This section celebrates not only striking images, but also the stories, skills, patience, and fieldcraft behind them.
We welcome submissions focused on wildlife, landscapes, habitats, and the practical side of photography in natural settings.
We Accept
◉ Wildlife photography experiences and field stories
◉ Camera settings and technical breakdowns
◉ Bird, mammal, reptile, or insect photography tips
◉ Habitat and landscape photography
◉ Macro and close-up nature photography
◉ Ethical wildlife photography practices
◉ Seasonal photography guides
◉ Editing and post-processing techniques
◉ Behind-the-scenes stories from memorable encounters
Tips
Include useful details such as camera gear, lens choice, settings, weather conditions, field challenges, ethical considerations, and what readers can learn from your experience.
Example
A photo feature explaining how early morning light, shutter speed, and careful positioning helped capture a kingfisher diving into a river.
Nature & Wildlife Art
Nature-inspired creative expression in all forms.
Formats
◉ Sketches
◉ Watercolour paintings
◉ Wildlife illustrations
◉ Digital art
◉ Eco-poster design
◉ Sequential visual storytelling
Include
A short note about inspiration, process, and message.
Nature & Wildlife Photo Stories
Visual storytelling through a sequence of photographs.
Format Requirements:
◉ Introductory text: 150–250 words
◉ 6–10 photographs
◉ Each caption: 75–100 words
◉ Captions should explain behaviour, habitat, or ecological meaning
Example
A story tracing the changing life of a mangrove through tides, birds, crabs, and local livelihoods.
Reviews
Thoughtful reviews that connect products or media to conservation and outdoor learning.
Accepted Topics
◉ Wildlife books
◉ Nature documentaries
◉ Eco films
◉ Binoculars and field gear
◉ Photography kits
◉ Camera trap kits
◉ Nature festivals
◉ Educational resources
What We Want
Balanced, honest, experience-based reviews.
Submit your work:
Please refer to Submission Guidelines to submit your work to us.