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Species360 invests over $250,000 every year to keep Vortex, Outbreak, and Metamodel Manager freely available to the global conservation community. These tools are essential for modeling species survival, managing disease outbreaks, and guiding ecosystem recovery. They exist because we choose to fund them.

Now we are asking you to match our commitment. If you benefit from these tools in your research, planning, or policy work, it is time to take part in sustaining them. Your donation, whether $100 or $10,000, directly supports the science that drives real conservation outcomes.

We have made the tools free. Help us keep them that way.

Individual researchers (especially unfunded students or early-career scientists):
Even a small gift of $25–$100 helps keep these tools available for the next generation of conservation leaders.
Small NGOs and local conservation groups:
A donation of $100–$500 helps support the tools you rely on to model species survival and plan interventions.
Academic institutions:
With a gift of $250–$750, you help sustain the tools that support teaching, research, and student training worldwide.
Grant-funded academic labs or NGOs:
Consider a contribution of $1,000–$2,500 to reflect your funded use and help expand access to others.
Government agencies and corporate users:
A donation of $5,000–$10,000 helps ensure these tools remain robust, up-to-date, and globally accessible for science-based policy and planning.