He told The Telegraph: “We’ve been building this for two years, so it was a lot of work to get to what we are today. But we can set up 10,000 to 20,000 people a day quite easily, and sometimes more, so it’s quite remarkable.
“We started the live broadcast in the conclusion because people were entering the green areas and he immediately went crazy. For several months we were well in the tens of millions of people. ”
He added: “People ask a lot of questions about it and they really enjoy it. To be that on the big screen in a bar, we love it. That’s the amazing part of it all: that we’ve built this great community of people who interact with people over nature. All religions, all countries and no barriers, really.
“They found it incredible because they watched the owls hatch and the kestrel spread live in the barn. People said in a live chat on YouTube that “I have to go to work” and a cockatoo was depicted watching a live broadcast in Mexico.
“It simply came to our notice then. It’s so calm and soothing compared to something like a sport where everyone screams. Everyone is just enjoying the wildlife. “
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