GiveRise.ai builds technology infrastructure for land conservation organizations — from AI strategy to data systems to entirely new platforms. We help the people protecting the land work at the scale the crisis demands.
We help conservation organizations figure out what to build, what to buy, and what to skip — before they spend a dollar on software.
AI can transform how conservation organizations work — but only if it's applied to the right problems. We assess where AI helps and where it's hype.
Most conservation data lives in spreadsheets, PDFs, and people's heads. We build the systems that make it usable, shareable, and actionable.
When the tool an organization needs doesn't exist, we build it — from scoping through launch. Community-centered, lightweight, designed for the field.
The conservation sector's first coordination layer — connecting Indigenous and community-led land stewardship projects directly to the funders, land trusts, and institutions that want to support them.
Groundtrust verifies stewardship projects, matches them to aligned funding, and provides simple tools for reporting and relationship-building — without requiring a grant writer, a 501(c)(3), or a legal team.
Community-led projects list their work. Verification through community endorsement + satellite data.
Funders browse verified projects by geography, ecosystem, and need. Every dollar tracked.
Field-first reporting tools. Photo check-ins, GPS updates, ecological indicators. No 40-page reports.
Conservation's first public census — a permanent, geographic record of who cares about the land and why.
Landocracy connects public sentiment to legislative action. Registered voices are tied to specific districts and available to legislators, land trusts, and conservation funders as documented public mandate — not a petition, not a fundraising campaign. A hunter and a wilderness purist on the same record.
A permanent, structured record of conservation concern — issue-agnostic, nonpartisan, and growing.
Every registered voice is geocoded to state house, state senate, and congressional district.
Hunters, hikers, ranchers, and wilderness advocates on the same record. No wrong reasons.
Every engagement begins with deep listening. We understand the workflows, relationships, and constraints before we recommend anything. The best technology solution is sometimes no technology at all.
Conservation happens on the land, not in offices. Every tool we build has to work for someone with a phone and limited connectivity — not just someone with a laptop and fast wifi.
We don't build systems that require us to maintain them. We build systems your team can own, and we train them to use, adapt, and extend what we've created together.
Regional and national trusts managing conservation easements and stewardship portfolios.
Tribal nations and Indigenous-led groups stewarding ancestral lands and territories.
Philanthropies, DAFs, and impact investors directing capital to land protection.
Organizations shaping conservation legislation, land use policy, and public funding.
Whether you're a land trust looking to modernize your systems, a funder seeking better pipeline visibility, or an organization that knows technology could help but doesn't know where to start — let's talk.