November 2025 Newsletter

At Endangered Wildlife OÜ, we cannot believe how quickly this year has gone with its ups and downs but it has certainly been an eventful year.

Reflections on Nature

There was an article published recently on LinkedIn saying that nature holds the secret to solving the climate crisis. This is nothing new or surprising, as we know that it is our imbalance with nature that has led us to the global tipping point that we are at. And while we are saying that nature holds the secret to the future of humanity, our species is facing increasing detachment from nature and a concerning increase in biophobia. It becomes almost ironic then that we fear nature and over extract nature's finite resources, and yet expect nature to save the planet on our behalf. This is despite the fact that it is our very behaviour of taking nature for granted that has left us in a precarious predicament.

We naturally all hold prejudices and have been brought up to believe that humanity has the right to dominate nature. Modern belief is such that humans are sentient beings, but there is science backing the argument that we are not the only self-aware species on the planet. Humans value human life. Why do we not indiscriminately value the lives of all 9 million (maybe more) species on this planet? - perhaps the very ones on which our future existence depends.

Based on the highest level of self-perception within the theory of transpersonal ecology, all entities on this planet are effectively one and the universe is not there to serve a single entity in isolation. We should begin to embrace that we are all equal regardless what species we are - we are all part of this planet and need to work together for sustainability. We need to learn to embrace and value all life.

Invitation to Shenzhen

On the back of our performance in October at the regional finals of the 9th China Shenzhen Innovation & Entrepreneurship International Competition – Paris Division, we were delighted to be invited to the Industrial Green and Low-Carbon Track global semi-finals. While we did not progress onto the finals, we are grateful to Plug and Play China for inviting us to their event in Shenzhen, China.

Congratulations

Congratulations to Sofia Sanchez, one of our social media creators. We are proud to announce that she has officially earned my Associate’s Degree in Journalism and Social Communication. after completing the core curriculum of my Bachelor’s program. She will be presenting her thesis in early 2026 as her final step towards earning her Bachelor’s degree.

Final Note

As we draw closer to the end of another year, we want to thank everyone, especially the Endangered Wildlife OÜ team, those who have supported us, and those who inspired us with their stories and ambitions.

But we feel that our impact journey still has a far way to go. In 2026, we will continue to work towards embracing the value that biodiversity creates for us and adopt a more integrative and sustainable future for both planet and people. It is no longer feasible to say we will reach a solution one day - instead let one day be today. We also have some big news and exciting product launches in store for 2026. It is with our warmest wishes for an amazing 2026 that we welcome everyone to join us on our journey into the new year.

We invite you to contact our CEO for further details or to arrange a meeting here.