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Let the World Know About Your Camera

Found your live cam on EarthLive.TV? Claim it free for a link to your website and a spot in our stories. Not listed yet? We’ll add it, and can even host it.

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By Charles Leahy

Published on November 26, 2025
Updated October 18, 2026

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Let the World Know About Your Camera
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Found your camera on EarthLive.TV? It’s yours to claim, free. We’ll credit you by name with a link to your website, fix anything we got wrong and feature your cam in our stories where it fits. Not listed yet? Send us your stream and we’ll add it. Have a camera but no stream? For the right location, we can help get it live.

EarthLive.TV is a nature and wildlife media site with one of the web’s biggest directories of live cams: 500+ cameras in 70+ countries, from bear cams in Alaska to desert waterholes in Namibia.

Many of those cams are run by people like you: lodges, reserves, parks, zoos, sanctuaries, farms and local enthusiasts who point a camera at something worth watching and leave it running.

If you’ve found yours here, or want it to be, this page is for you.

Claim Your Page!

A listed cam on desktop and mobile, with the owner credited under the stream. Photo: EarthLive.TV
A listed cam on desktop and mobile, with the owner credited under the stream.
Photo: EarthLive.TV

If you’ve found your cam on EarthLive.TV, it already has its own page, with the live stream, a written description and a place on our map.

Star in Our Stories

Our stories link straight to the people behind the cams, like Hummingbird Spot in Peru and Gondwana Collection in Namibia. Photo: EarthLive.TV
Our stories link straight to the people behind the cams, like Hummingbird Spot in Peru and Gondwana Collection in Namibia.
Photo: EarthLive.TV

EarthLive.TV isn’t just a directory. We publish wildlife and nature stories, and our favorite cams star in them, with a link straight to the people who run them.

Our 7 Continents story sends readers to Hummingbird Spot in Peru and Gondwana Collection in Namibia. Sofa Safari features cams from lodges and reserves across Africa.

Got a story behind your camera? A rescue, a record, a famous resident? Tell us. It might be our next article.

Pinned on Our Map

Every listed cam gets a pin on our Live Webcam Map. Photo: EarthLive.TV
Every listed cam gets a pin on our Live Webcam Map.
Photo: EarthLive.TV

Every listed cam also gets seen in all the places viewers go looking:

Return the Favor

Every claimed cam links to its owner’s website, right under the stream.

If you’d like to return the favor, add a link to EarthLive.TV from your site: your “Watch live” page, your blog, or your “As featured on” page if we’ve written about you.

It helps us grow the audience that’s watching your camera, and it helps more people find it.

Get Added for Free

Getting listed costs nothing. We write the description, pick the categories and put your cam on the map. You’re welcome to write your own description too.

No Stream? We Can Help

A gull perches on top of a pair of weathered cameras. Photo: Ali Ramazan Çiftçi / Pexels
A gull perches on top of a pair of weathered cameras.
Photo: Ali Ramazan Çiftçi / Pexels

Plenty of lodges, reserves and farms already have cameras watching something special, but no live stream.

We can help. For the right location, we’ll take care of the streaming and host your camera on EarthLive.TV and our YouTube channel, which has 415,000+ subscribers, free of charge.

Tell us about your camera and we’ll let you know if it’s a fit.

What We Accept

Nature and wildlife cams come first: waterholes, nest cams, bird feeders, reserves, zoos, sanctuaries, farms, oceans and mountains. Scenic, city, beach and harbor cams are welcome too.

Frequently Asked Questions 6 questions
Is it really free?

Yes. Listing, claiming, updating and, for the right location, hosting your cam are all free.

How long does it take?

Usually within a few days.

What if my stream ID changes?

YouTube gives a stream a new ID when it restarts. Our system follows new streams on the same channel automatically, so your listing keeps working. If you move to a different channel, just let us know.

Do I have to link to EarthLive.TV?

No. But most cam owners are happy to, and it helps more people find your camera.

Can I have my cam removed?

Yes. Get in touch and we'll take the listing down.

Do you accept streams that aren't on YouTube?

We only list YouTube live streams. If your camera isn't streaming yet, get in touch. For the right location, we can help get it live.

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