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Wild Spaces registry

Nominations are open. Voting begins November 10.

Twelve nonprofit organizations protecting wild places, and the animals and ecosystems living in them, will receive lifetime use of Echidna, including setup and support, with a value of up to $15,000 per organization per year. For now, tell us which project should be considered. Public project listings and voting open November 10.

Public voting runs November 10–17, 2026. Voting opens at midnight on November 10 and closes at 11:59 p.m. on November 17, Central time.

More time for conservation. Better records of the work.

Every animal treated, release followed and habitat monitored adds to a project’s knowledge. We want to help teams keep that information together, even when time and resources are limited. Echidna is made in the USA, and Wild Spaces brings its recordkeeping tools to conservation projects around the world.

Protecting wildlife also helps ecosystems function. Research links seed dispersal and other animal activity with forest recovery and carbon storage, although the effects vary by habitat. We explain that evidence and its limits alongside our approach to responsible AI. Software donations and our estimated AI footprint are reported separately.

Read about responsible AI and the conservation research

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Practical conservation, built around the place and its people.

Wild Spaces takes a nonpartisan approach. We support useful work for wildlife and habitats, and assess projects by their needs, animal-welfare practices, local knowledge and evidence of results. Political affiliation is not a selection criterion.

Different places need different approaches. We value cooperation among conservation teams, zoos, veterinarians, landowners, farmers and local communities. We ask what works in that setting, what the tradeoffs are, and how the people responsible will review the results.

Twelve selected nonprofit organizations will receive lifetime use of Echidna, including setup and support, with a value of up to $15,000 per organization per year. Nominations bring projects forward now. Public voting runs November 10–17, 2026. Voting opens at midnight on November 10 and closes at 11:59 p.m. on November 17, Central time. We confirm eligibility, practical fit and the organization’s consent before awarding a place. A nomination or vote does not start a subscription.

Feedback helps us improve. Reviews and photographs are optional, and public stories or listings need the project’s permission. Donated software and any conservation outcomes are reported separately from our estimated AI footprint.

Nominate a project

Public voting opens November 10 and runs through November 17, 2026.