We use creativity to provide tools to conserve wildlife and ecosystems
What we do
We inspire talent to resolve conservation challenges.
Our teams creating the solutions include ecological scientists, engineers, chemists, computer scientists, and animal ethics specialists, all passionate and committed to our vision.
We work collaboratively with traditional landowners, researchers, not-for-profit environmental organisations, government agencies and corporate enterprises responsible for on-ground conservation management.
Photo: Ben Parkhurst
trialing and testing
We field trial and validate innovative conservation tools.
Our commercial divisions ensure our technology is compliant, effective, ethical and scalable, for conservation management, and also develops appropriate accredited training for users.
Enhancing conservation impact through strategic partnerships and philanthropy
partnerships
Land managers needing to mitigate the impact of invasive predators on threatened species lease Felixers through Thylation Operations commercial arrangements or through the Foundation’s charitable grants.
Through our Foundation, we work with supporters and partners to grow our philanthropic revenue to further the development of new conservation management technology and tools, including by third party user demand-led projects.
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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ACME Industries
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Vehement Capital
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