What we do
Foundation Partnerships
Thylation Foundation provides subsidised access to conservation technology.
With generous philanthropic partners and revenue, the Foundation can offer subsidised leasing of Felixer™ units through our grants program to prioritised and reputable conservation organisations. This grants program and the on-ground partnerships has seen our tools used across many national prioritised threatened species conservation projects.
All enquiries should be directed to [email protected].
Photo: Ben Parkhurst
Just as philanthropic and corporate support was integral to the development of Felixers™, tax-deductable donations and sponsorships will enable the incubation and optimisation of additional conservation tools.
Enquiries are welcome from potential corporate and philanthropic partners seeking to further enhance Thylation’s mission.
Thylation Foundation also foster partnerships with conservation entities eager to access and trial our technology.
We seek like-minded philanthropic and corporate support
Fostering groundbreaking conservation solutions through innovation grants
Innovation workshops
The Foundation aims to encourage the brainstorming and development of conservation innovation and use of new technologies to enhance on-ground conservation results and impact.
We will offer two annual Innovation Grants to assist the cultivation of new ideas to develop and access conservation technology.
The Innovation Grants will be available to scientists, naturalists, students, organisations, or individuals. One grant is reserved for a solution devised by indigenous innovators, or to address challenges faced by indigenous rangers.
Grants of $10,000 will be available to foster innovative adoption practices and technology to help solve conservation challenges.
If you want to sponsor our Innovation workshops, click here to contact us.
Why We Do It
The need to think outside the square to achieve conservation outcomes for Australian wildlife is real.
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Photo: Ben Parkhurst
What we've done
Our tools are used to aid and monitor the reintroduction of culturally important and threatened mammal species.
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Photo: Ben Parkhurst
Help Conservation
The Foundation funds research to develop systems that sustainably protect the natural environment.
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Photo: Alan Danks
Projects
Featured case studies
Dynamic Corp
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