Exhibits typically remain on display for two to three months, which allows ample time for visitors to engage with the work and for the gallery to support promotions and events around the show. However, we are fully flexible and can adjust the exhibition length to fit your needs and our gallery’s scheduling. Whether you prefer a shorter showcase or a longer-term installation, we’re happy to work with you to find the ideal timeframe.

The full exhibition includes nearly 40 large metal prints (40in x 30in) as well as two photo‐story displays featuring curated collections of mixed-size prints. To showcase the complete gallery as designed, we recommend a minimum of 318 feet of linear wall space to allow each piece to be viewed comfortably and without crowding.

That said, the exhibition is highly adaptable. We can scale the number of pieces, adjust the layout, or curate a smaller selection to fit the dimensions and flow of your space. Our goal is to ensure the presentation feels intentional and visually balanced, whether in a large gallery or a more intimate setting.

The exhibition is professionally installed by Running Wild Media staff at a rate of $80 per print, plus travel expenses. The gallery rental fee depends on the number of prints used in the exhibit space and is rented per week. $150 for 1-10 prints per week, $200 for 11-20 prints per week, $280 for 21-30 prints per week, $320 for 31+ prints per week. Workshops and special events are priced separately and can be estimated once we collaborate on the specific program. We are committed to working with you to design an exhibition experience that meets your needs and aligns with your institution’s budget.

The gallery creates a space where audiences can witness wildlife conservation in action and engage in meaningful discussion. Each photograph features a wild animal in its natural habitat, paired with a conservation initiative connected to that species. Informational placards accompany every image, providing context about the challenges the species faces and linking viewers to additional content—such as films, audio recordings, behind-the-scenes materials, and resources for learning more about the conservation organization featured.

Depending on the host institution’s policies, prints may be available for purchase. A significant portion of each sale directly supports the conservation organization associated with the image. Smaller, pre-matted prints can also be offered in a gift-shop setting, with proceeds likewise benefiting the featured conservation partners.

Finally, workshops, talks, and film screenings offered alongside the exhibit give audiences clear calls to action, inviting community members to participate in conservation efforts and deepen their engagement.