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The Conservation Community
Where connection fuels conservation.
The Challenge
How do we make conservation more effective?
A marine biologist in Moorea and a filmmaker in Monterey.
A donor in Boston and a ranger in Tanzania.
A student searching for purpose and the scientist who needs them.
They're all out there. They just need help finding each other.
The Full Picture
The next decade determines whether these systems
survive or collapse.
of global GDP goes to biodiversity investment
Parker et al., 2020
more is spent on activities that actively harm nature
UNEP, 2026
of coral reef cover lost since 2009. 90% could be gone by mid-century
WRI, 2021; IPCC, 2018
Conservation works when passion meets action.
Humpback whales in the western South Atlantic,
recovered from just 450 in the 1950s
after commercial whaling nearly
wiped them out.
Zerbini et al., Royal Society, 2019
Mountain gorillas remaining in the wild,
up from 254 in 1981,
thanks to cross-border ranger programs
and community ecotourism.
GVTC Census, 2018; IGCP
California condors alive today,
brought back from just 27 birds in 1987
through the most intensive species
recovery program ever attempted.
USFWS, 2024
Wild giant pandas, upgraded from
Endangered to Vulnerable after their population
nearly doubled over three decades
of habitat protection.
IUCN, 2016; China State Forestry Administration
We've seen the conservation success stories.
Now imagine what becomes possible when we connect everyone who has a role to play -
the researchers, the funders, the advocates, and everyone in between.
What We're Building Together
Building the world's most connected conservation hub.
We've brought together the researchers, ethical ecotourism operators, foundations, and conservation brands
that make this work possible, all verified, all searchable by region, species, specialty, or type of work.
Finding your place in conservation just got easier.
The Community
Researchers. Storytellers. Ecotourists. Citizen Scientists. Technologists. Advocates.
For years, people have been asking the same question:
“How do I get involved in conservation?”
The community is here. Come find your place in it.
Who We Are
Meet the team.
Cassandra Scott
Co-Founder & CEO
Electrical engineer turned shark conservationist, underwater photographer, and scientific diver.Electrical engineer turned shark
conservationist, underwater
photographer, and scientific diver.
Cass brings frontline field research and a network spanning marine ecosystems worldwide.Cass brings frontline field research
and a network spanning marine
ecosystems worldwide.
Abi Crowder
Co-Founder & COO
Systems engineer and MIT SDM graduate student.Systems engineer and
MIT SDM graduate student.
Abi leads platform development, operations, and strategy, bridging technology with conservation impact.Abi leads platform development,
operations, and strategy,
bridging technology
with conservation impact.
Hannah Medd
Science Advisor
Marine biologist and founder of the American Shark Conservancy.Marine biologist and founder of
the American Shark Conservancy.
Her published research has shaped conservation policy across a decade of global field research.Her published research
has shaped conservation
policy across a decade
of global field research.
Dr. Bianca Murphy
Science Advisor
Avian veterinarian and Diplomate of the American Board of Veterinary Practitioners in Avian Practice.Avian veterinarian and Diplomate of
the American Board of Veterinary
Practitioners in Avian Practice.
Bianca brings clinical rigor and deep ties to the veterinary and research community.Bianca brings clinical rigor and
deep ties to the veterinary
and research community.
The Stories
We go into the field.
We share their work with the world.
Through documentary-style video, podcasts, and photography, we bring you alongside the scientists, researchers, divers, and advocates doing the work.
Beneath the Surface
Coral restoration in French Polynesia
The Misunderstood
Shark conservation in the Bahamas
Wings of Return
Raptor rehabilitation and release
Video series launching soon. Follow along on Instagram.
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