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We're here to support your conservation efforts. Whether you have ideas, inquiries, or collaborations, reach out to us today!

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Frequently Asked Questions about Environmental Progress Tracking

Find answers to your questions about Habitattle, pricing, and how we can collaborate to support local conservation efforts.
What is Habitattle?
Habitattle is an environmental progress tracker in development. Our vision is to build a platform that gives communities, scientists, and organisations a clear picture of ecosystem damage and restoration — shining a light on both big-picture data and small, local conservation efforts that contribute to wider climate resilience.
Is Habitattle available yet?
Not yet — Habitattle is currently in development. We're building the platform and working to secure the funding and partnerships needed to bring it to life. This website is here to share our vision and invite people to be part of the journey from the start.
What do you want to achieve?

We want to create a unified platform where local people, scientists, and organisations can track, understand, and restore ecosystems together. By combining big environmental data with grassroots conservation efforts, we aim to make climate resilience measurable, shareable, and actionable at every scale.

How can I help make Habitattle happen?
There are several ways to get involved: you can contribute funding to support development, offer your skills as a developer, scientist, or communicator, partner with us as an organisation, or simply spread the word. Every bit of support helps us move closer to launch.
Are you looking for funding partners?
Yes! We're actively seeking funding partners, grants, and impact investors who share our commitment to environmental restoration. If you represent a funding body or organisation interested in supporting us, we'd love to hear from you.
Can conservation groups or scientists get involved now?
Absolutely. Even before the platform launches, we want to build relationships with local conservation groups, researchers, and environmental organisations. Getting involved early means you'll help shape how the platform works and ensure it truly serves the people on the ground.
What makes Habitattle different?
Most environmental tools focus on large-scale data. Habitattle bridges the gap by also spotlighting small, local efforts — the community conservation projects that often go unrecognised but are vital to long-term climate resilience. We believe every restoration effort counts and deserves to be seen.
When will Habitattle launch?
We don't have a fixed launch date yet — that depends on the funding and partnerships we're able to secure. Follow our progress here, sign up for updates, or get in touch if you'd like to help accelerate development.