Gifts for Nature Lovers

Can’t think of what to get the nature lover in your family? From gifts that give back to wildlife experiences, we’ve got you covered!

By: Discovery

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Photo By: Bruce Levick

Freestyle Shark Week Watches

Celebrate Shark Week year round with a watch from the special edition Shark Week Watches from Freestyle.

Bee House

Foster a blooming garden but also pollinator bees at the same time. This Mason Bee House not only helps increase the productivity of pollination, it provides native pollinator bees a habitat and safe environment.

Sponsor Your Favorite Animal

Pick the favorite animal of a loved one and sponsor it! From elephants to red pandas to sharks, The World Wildlife Fund allows you to sponsor an animal in the wild and the proceeds go towards protection and habitat restoration.

Boravis Whiskey Glasses- Landscape Set

A “sunset” view from the comfort of your… whiskey glass? This Landscape Whiskey Glass Set let’s nature lovers enjoy a moment to toast to the great outdoors.

WWF Sack of Socks

Socks might seem like a boring gift, but these are nothing short of wild. This Sack of Socks from the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) feature amazing animals—many of which are threatened by wildlife crime, habitat loss and climate change. Plus, your purchase benefits the WWF and its conservation efforts around the world.

Project C.A.T Wrap Ring from Pura Vida

Pura Vida is partnering with World Wildlife Fund and Discovery, Inc. for the Project C.A.T. Collection. For each pair sold, 5% of the purchase price* will be donated to Project C.A.T., in support of World Wildlife Fund’s efforts to double the number of tigers in the wild. To date, Project C.A.T.’s support has helped WWF to conserve nearly 6 million acres of protected land across three countries. The funds raised through our collaboration will help to further this work, and ensure a healthy habitat for future generations of tigers.

The Illustrated Compendium of Amazing Animal Facts

Did you know that an octopus has three hearts? Or that ostriches can't walk backward? Explore over 100 pages of animals and remarkable facts about them in The Illustrated Compendium of Amazing Animal Facts book.