LRC Wildlife Conservation Consulting is building the decision infrastructure that the conservation technology and enterprise sector is missing, starting with the structured process that conservation organisations and funders need right now.
This is the structured decision-making process that takes a team from a clearly defined conservation problem through to a technology commitment grounded in their context, resources, and operational reality.
Is your conservation NGO's technology decision-making as structured as it can be?
Your organisation faces growing pressure to make informed decisions about technology adoption while maximising limited resources and capacity. The structured decision process, starting with a clearly defined conservation problem, testing whether technology is the right response, and confirming what success looks like before any tool is chosen, is what determines whether adoption works.
The free Conservation Technology Decision Quiz tells you where your approach stands in under 5 minutes.
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✔ Results in 5 minutes
✔ Personalised actions for each area
Are you about to commit time or funding to a technology decision?
Whether you are about to commit time or funding or are already mid-project and finding it isn't delivering as expected, the Conservation Technology Decision Quiz shows where your decision-making approach is strong and where the gaps are. It tests whether your decision-making process was structured, from problem definition through to performance monitoring. The questions apply whether you are working at the level of a project, a programme, or a wider initiative.
✔ Free
✔ Results in 5 minutes
✔ Personalised actions for each area
Working with funders
Conservation funders face the same technology decision pressures as their grantees. Applications can include technology components before the conservation problem, governance arrangements, implementation conditions, and impact measures have been fully tested.
The Conservation Technology Decision Quiz gives funders a practical way to assess whether a technology component in a grant application is built on a structured decision process and to share it with grantees to strengthen their approach.
How to work with me
Organisations
Technology decision support for conservation organisations. Structured decision making from a defined conservation problem through to a technology commitment grounded in context and operational reality.
Grantees
Grantee guidance from technology commitment through to implementation. Supporting implementation strategy and ongoing decision making through delivery.
Where are you right now?
Not sure if your technology decision starts in the right place?
Not yet clear on whether your decision begins with a defined conservation problem.
Get clarity on whether you have the right foundations before evaluating any technology. Walk away knowing whether to proceed and what a structured next step looks like.
Exploring a technology but the decision-making process around it isn't structured yet?
The approach to the technology you're considering hasn't been fully tested against your context.
Find out whether the approach is realistic, whether your team is aligned, and where the gaps are before committing time or funding.
Technology in place but not delivering consistent results?
The technology is running but performance is inconsistent or outcomes aren't clear.
Identify where the decision-making broke down and what to address first. Fragmented results are usually a decision problem, not a technology problem.
Here's what to do next
Step 2: Review your results
Your results include an overall score plus a personalised breakdown across all three areas: Decision Clarity, Fit and Feasibility, and Delivery and Performance. For each area you'll receive three practical actions to focus on and a real-world lesson on what the findings mean in practice. Specific, actionable, and ready to use.
LRC Wildlife Conservation Consulting
Founded by Dr. Louisa Richmond-Coggan. 25 years in conservation across the Global South: field-based ecology, strategic leadership, and technology decision-making. We specialise in guiding conservation organisations and funders through complex technology decisions, reducing implementation risk, and strengthening the link between technology investment and measurable conservation outcomes.
Technology-agnostic. No vendor affiliations.
Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society. IUCN WCPA Task Force on Human-Wildlife Coexistence. Member of the Nature Tech Collective and Top Tier Impact.
Navigating Web 3.0 Guide: A Tool for Conservation
A decision-support tool that starts with your conservation goals and operational realities, not the technology. 34 guided questions assess which emerging technologies are worth exploring across four areas of your work: Data Collection and Management, Resource Allocation and Financial Management, Collaboration and Communication, and Monitoring and Evaluation.
Work through it at your own pace.
This guide is where the decision-support work started, and it remains the clearest entry point into conservation technology decision-making for teams new to this field.
New to Web 3.0 technologies?
New to Web 3.0 technologies? Download the free one-page reference to see what each technology does and when it might be worth exploring for your organisation.