Three projects, one shared network

Fund what matters to you.

Explore projects across climate, oceans, and open science, then choose where your support goes.

The starting line-up

Three ways to create public good.

These model projects show how bandwidth-generated funding can support fieldwork, practical technology, and open research.

A woolly sheep planting a pine tree in green Highland hills

Climate / Scottish Highlands

Caledonian Forest Nodes

Remote ecological monitoring for restoration teams tracking seedling survival, grazing pressure, and habitat recovery.

Prototype progress72%
Evidence modelQuarterly field data
Funding releaseMilestone based
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A woolly sheep operating a small ocean-cleanup boat

Ocean / Open technology

Autonomous Tide Cleaners

Open detection and cleanup tools that identify floating plastic and help local operators plan safe collection routes.

Prototype progress48%
Evidence modelOpen field trials
Funding releaseBuild milestones
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A woolly sheep scientist studying a glowing molecule

Open science / Public research

Open Oncology Grid

Shared infrastructure for public-domain cancer datasets, reproducible workflows, and compute access for open research teams.

Prototype progress91%
Evidence modelPublished outputs
Funding releaseResearch gates
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