Support a locally built digital archive documenting the flora, fauna, marine life, and fragile ecosystems of the Maldives for education, conservation, and future generations.
This initiative aims to document and showcase the trees, plants, animals, marine life, insects, birds, and ecosystems of the Maldives with accurate information and high-quality photographs.
Financial support helps upgrade equipment, acquire field tools, improve photography quality, travel to documentation locations, and continue expanding the digital archive.
Financial, corporate, technical, and knowledge contributions can all help the archive grow.
Support can be directed toward a specific activity or a broader documentation programme.
Scope, credit, reporting, deliverables, and usage can be agreed before work begins.
For project partnerships, the purpose, estimated cost, timeline, outputs, acknowledgement, and usage terms can be agreed in writing. Updates and completed deliverables can be shared with the supporting organisation.
You can help by sharing verified Dhivehi names, island-specific names, old environmental terms, observations, reference books, historical photographs, or corrections to existing information.
Every contribution should include the source and enough context to verify it before publication.
Partnerships and contributions can be flexible while protecting accuracy and independence.
Yes. A project can focus on one island, habitat, species group, educational theme, or documentary subject.
Partners may help define the project scope, but identification, references, and educational content should remain accurate and independently presented.
Yes. Individuals can contribute financially, share verified knowledge, provide references, or help the platform reach new audiences.
Yes. Deliverables, usage rights, credit, timeline, and reporting can be documented before a formal project begins.
Tell us what you want to support, the audience you hope to reach, and the type of outcome you need.