The people behind every project.

David Casselman is a philanthropist and retired trial lawyer who has dedicated much of his life to animal welfare, including over 40 years of pro bono legal work for a wide variety of animal causes. He is a co-founder of the Cambodia Wildlife Sanctuary, a longtime supporter of Elephant Nature Park in Thailand, a member of the Board of the Wolf Connection Sanctuary in Los Angeles, a member of the Advisory Board of the Whale Sanctuary Project in Nova Scotia, and the CEO and founder of The Ecoflix Foundation and the Ecoflix Channel, available worldwide, for free, with no commercials. (www.ecoflix.com)

Ian began his career as Dian Fossey's research assistant at Karisoke Research Centre in Rwanda. Half a century on, he is one of the world's longest-serving primatologists. He chairs the Ape Alliance, has been Senior Wildlife Consultant to the Born Free Foundation since 1986, and remains a regular field presence in Central Africa and Indonesia.

At Ecoflix, Ian sets the scientific standard for every conservation programme we fund. No project enters the portfolio without his sign-off on its biological evidence base.

Giles leads brand, design and digital experience across the Ecoflix Foundation. He designed the foundation identity, the channel platform, and the donor-facing site you're reading now.

Previously he led design at agencies and in-house teams across consumer, conservation and not-for-profit sectors, with a particular focus on the visual systems that make difficult causes feel approachable.

Iain leads technology across the Ecoflix Foundation — the streaming platform, the data architecture that links viewing to giving, and the AI-driven editorial pipeline behind the channel. He joined after a career spanning newsrooms, record labels and the technology that connects them.

Iain began as an award-winning journalist and editor, working across the UK and international press before moving into media production and technology. As VP, Head of Production for Universal Advanced Media he ran global audiovisual operations across Universal Music Group, producing more than 400 filmed projects and helping pioneer immersive audio from Abbey Road and Capitol Studios. He studied at the University of Edinburgh.