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Galante says TV production budgets are used to fund conservation work

By Egleze Editorial Desk · Published August 26, 2026 · Flagrant · Forrest Galante On Gay Dolphins, Deadliest Animals, & Cannibal Tribes
Galante says TV production budgets are used to fund conservation work
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Forrest Galante On Gay Dolphins, Deadliest Animals, & Cannibal Tribes

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""I use, and my company uses our production money to fund conservation work. Shut the [ __ ] up. Yeah. So, instead of taking a salary, I mean, we still pay ourselves, but instead of taking a big salary out of my productions, I take the money that I get from Discovery Channel or or Netflix or Animal Planet or whoever it happens to be, and put it into conservation work.""

Galante says his company redirects a portion of programme fees from major broadcasters and streamers into conservation, rather than maximising personal salary. He cites elephant relocation as an example, claiming his production funded most of the move alongside other donors and government partners.

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