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.

Enamel pins and wildlife themed stationery for animal lovers

Enamel Pins

Washi tape

Wildlife themed stickers

Wildlife themed pins that gives back to wildlife

Hard enamel pins of beloved and under appreciated animal species!

Aardvark hard enamel pin

Aardvark hard enamel pin

£10.00

Atlantic Puffin hard enamel pin

Atlantic Puffin hard enamel pin

£10.00

Australian White Ibis (Bin Chicken) hard enamel pin

Australian White Ibis (Bin Chicken) hard enamel pin

£10.00

Basking Shark Hard Enamel Pin

Basking Shark Hard Enamel Pin

£10.00

Beluga Hard Enamel Pin

Beluga Hard Enamel Pin

£10.00

Black Sea Devil (Anglerfish) Hard Enamel Pin

Black Sea Devil (Anglerfish) Hard Enamel Pin

£10.00

Blue footed booby bird hard enamel pin

Blue footed booby bird hard enamel pin

£10.00

Capybara hard enamel pin

Capybara 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 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!

Rainforest Trust UK

July 2026

£2.29 (currently fundraising)

Over the past 2 years during our partnership with the Rainforest Trust UK we have helped several projects (please scroll the timeline to see more info) including saving critically endangered hornbills to creating wildlife corridors in Honduras and Nepal.

April - June 2026

Rainforest Trust UK

£47.36

This donation went towards protecting 44 acres of Angolan highlands, including an essential water source to create an oasis for wildlife in the Kalahari Desert. This area is thought to be home to over 200 undescribed species.

Jan - March 2026

Rainforest Trust UK

£24.78

This donation went towards safeguarding a multi-elevation wildlife corridor in Nepal, critical for hundreds of local species. Together we managed to saved 5 acres of Himalayan wilderness solely through our donation with Rainforest Trust UK.

Oct - December 2025

Rainforest Trust UK

£204.45

This donation went towards a project in Africa supporting the expansion of an exisiting reserve to include the last viable habitat for the critically endangered Geometric tortoise. Together we helped safeguard 933 square meters of this new planned expansion.

July - September 2025

Rainforest Trust UK

£96.59

This donation went to protect 8 acres of mountain habitat for the project to save a critical wild cat corridor in Honduras.

Near the border between northwestern Honduras and Guatemala, deforestation for coffee and cardamom plantations, and cattle ranching have severely fragmented critical habitat along a wildlife corridor. It is an age-old corridor for Jaguars, as well as historically under-studied small cats, ccelot and jaguarundi. 

April - June 2025

Rainforest Trust UK

£82.58

This donation went towards a project to help Rainforest Trust, in partnership with Conservation International Bolivia, to protect 340,500 acres of Andean rainforest as government-designated Natural Areas.

Rare amphibians with limited ranges are found here, including the only known population of the Critically Endangered Microkayla ankohuma, an Andean frog previously thought to be extinct.

January - March 2025

Rainforest Trust UK - Save the helmeted hornbill

£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.

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