How to Live on Earth receives nomination for the Wildscreen Panda Awards 2026
How to Live on Earth has been nominated for a 2026 Wildscreen Panda Award in the Producer/Director category — one of the highest honours in natural world storytelling.
The documentary has been nominated in the Producer/Director category at this year’s Wildscreen Panda Awards, recognised internationally as one of the highest honours in natural world storytelling.
The film brings together world-class cinematography and inspiring, thought-provoking human stories to help make a complex global crisis feel both understandable and personal — and show why nature and biodiversity matter to all of us.
Fredi Devas and Benedict Cumberbatch filming for How to Live on Earth at the Natural History Museum in London. Credit: Conor McDonnell
This nomination is testament to the creative vision of Fredi Devas (Producer & Director), Jonnie Hughes (Producer & Executive Producer) and the filmmaking team at Open Planet Studios for bringing this story to life.
Jonnie Hughes and Benedict Cumberbatch filming for How to Live on Earth at the Natural History Museum in London. Credit: Conor McDonnell
The Wildscreen Panda Awards celebrate outstanding achievements in wildlife and environmental film and television. The winners will be announced during this year’s awards ceremony, taking place in Bristol, UK, on 22 October 2026.