Piksel, an expert in building online video businesses, has announced its partnership with the American Eagle Foundation (AEF). Piksel will be providing its video live streaming services to the not-for-profit organisation to transmit the unique behaviour of a breeding pair of Bald Eagles from their nest in the United States National Arboretum in Washington, D.C.

Al Cecere, President, AEF said: “We selected Piksel to live stream this very special bald eagles nest based on the reliability and quality of its broadcast-grade streaming service, as well as its reputation for excellent, 24-hour support – not only for us, but for our viewers. The nest in D.C. is a crucial part of our awareness campaign to further our conservation message, so being able to share this view of nesting behaviour with the public is really important to us.”

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