Transforming how the world connects.

Empowering conservation through indigenous wisdom.

Rooted in community knowledge, aligned with United Nations and IUCN, and tested in indigenous communities across India, the Seed Game® toolkit offers scalable, sustainable solutions for a resilient planet.

Scalable whole system solution for communities and ecosystems

Designed for Indigenous conservation governance, The Seed Game® toolkit combines a mat, seeds, cards and a digital platform, for scenario planning, decision-making, and strategy creation. Scalable and aligned with global sustainability priorities, it empowers communities to lead environmental stewardship.

Organisations

  • Maximize community participation to create inclusive and impactful conservation strategies.

  • Integrate community values into conservation planning to ensure relevance and success.

  • Empower local communities to lead project monitoring and achieve long-term goals.

  • Weave Indigenous knowledge into conservation initiatives for culturally-rooted, sustainable solutions.

  • Strengthen stakeholder collaboration for cohesive and informed conservation efforts.

  • Mitigate risks with adaptive, community-driven strategies for long-term success.

  • Direct resources transparently to maximise environmental impact and accountability.

  • Shift toward shared governance by integrating Indigenous leadership and global sustainability goals.

Communities

  • Take the lead in monitoring and adapting projects with tools that ensure transparency and ownership.

  • Incorporate what matters most—wildlife, sacred sites, future generations, cultural values—into conservation strategies.

  • Ensure all voices are heard by integrating diverse perspectives and values.

  • Communicate without barriers with inclusive tools, even for non-literate stakeholders.

  • Work together to create collaborative, long-term solutions that reflect your priorities and vision for the future.

  • Protect sacred sites by embedding local knowledge into conservation plans.

  • Collaborate with others to build strong, community-led governance.

  • Share leadership with conservation organisations, combining traditional knowledge and global expertise.

A new way to come together.