Wildlife inspired enamel pins that help conservation
Under appreciated animals and endangered wildlife themed enamel pins and stationery.
10% from every order is donated to wildlife conservation.
Wildlife themed pins that gives back to wildlife
Hard enamel pins of beloved and under appreciated animal species!
Australian White Ibis (Bin Chicken) hard enamel pin
£10.00
Do you love wildlife themed pins and stationery?
If you answered yes then you're in the right place! Here at Hatchling Makes, I focus on endangered and unusual animals in my illustrations which I then make into enamel pins and stationery! Everything from washi tape and eco friendly stickers to bookmarks. Plus 10% of every order is donated to wildlife conservation - so you can treat yourself and also help save endangered animals whilst you're at it!
Fundraising for wildlife
10% of every order is donated to wildlife organisations. We are currently partnered with Rainforest Trust UK.
Check out the conservation projects we have helped fund over the past 12 months below!
April - June 2025
Rainforest Trust UK
£14.21 (currently fundraising)
Rainforest Trust works on amazing projects worldwide working from Asia to the Amazon saving vital species. Through previous fundraising we have helped to save over 712 acres of rainforest.
January - March 2025
Rainforest Trust UK
£46.51
This donation was made towards the project to help save the helmeted hornbill.
It will help Rainforest Trust and their local partner, Yayasan Rekam Jejak Alam Nusantara, to support Indigenous communities to secure 54,000 acres as customary forest, a designation that legally recognizes their ownership and rights to manage and protect their traditional territories from illegal activity, including poaching.
Oct - Dec 2024
Rainforest Trust UK
£246.74
This donation was made towards the project to help Rainforest Trust and local partner Tenkile Conservation Alliance Inc. to work with Indigenous Peoples from 43 villages in New Guinea to legally protect their ancestral territories in the Torricelli Mountain Range against commercial logging, mining and hunting.
The island of New Guinea is considered to be one of the last tropical wilderness areas left on Earth, as it is home to the third-largest tract of intact tropical forest. While occupying only 1% of the world’s land mass, Papua New Guinea hosts almost 7% of the world’s biodiversity, 30% of which is endemic. It is home to 12 of the 14 known species of tree kangaroos.
July - September 2024
Rainforest Trust UK
£198.99
This donation was made towards the project to help Rainforest Trust and Fundación Rewilding Argentina and saved 8,929m2 of vital habitat in the mountainous Yungas forests.
The area, combined with two large neighbouring parks, will safeguard a species corridor in the region for jaguars and ocelots, while providing shelter for numerous threatened species like the Endangered Black-and-chestnut Eagle, Vulnerable Giant Anteater and Azaras’s Capuchin.
May - June 2024
RSPB
£91.68
Working across the UK creating reserves to benefit all animals (particularly birds which have seen a decrease in populations) and as a part of BirdLife International helping to protect migrant bird species on their migrations between Europe and Africa.
March - April 2024
Rainforest Trust UK
£92.34
Rainforest Trust works on amazing projects worldwide working from Asia to the Amazon saving vital species. Through previous fundraising we have helped to save 712 acres of rainforest.