We’re creating the world’s first large-scale database of human-nature conversations. This unprecedented dataset opens new research opportunities in the social sciences, conservation psychology, behavioural studies, and more.
Our platform enables scientists, conservationists, educators, and social researchers to study how people perceive, relate to, and empathise with the natural world in real-time, across cultures and contexts.
We’re building standardised measures that translate human-nature conversations into evidence of empathy, attitudes, learning, behaviour and more.
Our Dashboard gives partners real-time insights into how people are engaging with their simulations. Track interaction trends, measure impact, and explore what questions drive desired outcomes.
We’re investigating how conversations with digital minds can spark emotional resonance. What kinds of stories, memories, or interactions deepen empathy for other life forms? Which perspectives make the natural world feel more relatable and deserving of care?
Analysing how the emotional tone of real conversations changes user sentiment. What prompts evoke awe, joy or concern? How do changes in sentiment shape what people absorb, and what they do next?
We’re assessing how these conversations improve learning. What do people learn about ecosystems, species and interdependence through dialogue? How does learning from nature, rather than about nature, change the way people think?
We’re measuring the questions, probing and explorations that people engaged in. Which prompts open up further inquiry? How does curiosity connect with empathy, learning and behaviour change?
Do you have a research question you want to explore? We build custom-made AI models to help you answer your research questions about human-nature relationships.
