Place & need
The ecological condition, history, public-benefit rationale and reason restoration is being proposed.
For Funders & Project Partners
TILT is building a restoration model in which ecological intervention, relationships, permissions, monitoring and long-term stewardship are documented together rather than treated as separate pieces of a project.
Partnership framework
As TILT projects are established, partners should be able to understand the basis for the work, who is involved, what can responsibly be measured or shared, and what responsibilities continue after restoration.
The ecological condition, history, public-benefit rationale and reason restoration is being proposed.
The Indigenous Nation or Nations connected to the territory, participating partners, decision-making roles and governance arrangements.
The scientific basis for decisions and any Indigenous knowledge that is shared under agreed permissions and knowledge-governance arrangements.
Objectives, interventions, timeline, risks, responsibilities and the resources needed to carry the work through.
What can be measured, what questions remain open, what results may be shared publicly and how the project can adapt over time.
Who remains responsible for the place, how care is funded and governed, and what enduring stewardship or transfer arrangement is being pursued where appropriate.
TILT will not manufacture acreage totals, project counts, Indigenous endorsements or impact statistics before they exist. As work develops, we intend to publish verified project information, governance documents and monitoring results that can withstand scrutiny.
Researchers, restoration practitioners, foundations, institutions and other potential partners are welcome to discuss project design, technical support, monitoring, education, due diligence or funding needs at an early stage.
If you are considering a grant, technical partnership, research collaboration, professional contribution or project referral, tell us what you are trying to accomplish and where you think TILT may be useful.
Discuss a partnership