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Conservation Partners​
Brushwood Center at Ryerson Woods, located in Lincolnshire, is a dedicated conservation partner focused on promoting environmental stewardship and education. Set within a beautiful natural landscape, the center combines science and community engagement to individuals to connect with the environment. Through innovative programs and initiatives, Brushwood enhances ecological understanding, making it an invaluable resource for conservation efforts. Their commitment to sustainability and community involvement has a meaningful impact on both the environment and the people they serve. We are also proudly endorsed by them.
Explore Our Wide Range of Nests
The smallest voices—songbirds. They seem countless, yet many species are quietly vanishing due to urbanization, pesticides, and disappearing habitats. Our Smart Nest gives them safe, adaptable homes in cities, forests, and backyards. The app crowdsources data from everyday citizens, turning communities into conservation partners. Together, we can protect the species that fill our mornings with music.
Bald eagle nests, also known as eyries, are impressive structures built in trees or on cliffs. They are typically made from large sticks branches, lined with softer materials like grass, moss, and feathers for comfort. These nests can reach sizes of up to 10 feet in diameter! The eagles often return to the same nest year after year, adding new materials each breeding season, creating a lasting home their young.
In the icy world of penguins, climate change is melting breeding grounds faster than they can adapt, and the hunters of society take away the precious birds, Chicks die, nests collapse, and food sources drift farther away. Our insulated Smart Nest offers warmth, structural stability, and remote monitoring in the harshest environments. For penguins, our nest becomes a fortress against a warming world.
Parrots, brilliant, social, and rapidly disappearing. Illegal wildlife trade, habitat loss, and climate shifts have pushed many parrot species to the brink. Their nests are destroyed, their eggs stolen, their young left vulnerable. But our Smart Nest gives parrots a protected home. The camera allows conservationists to monitor eggs and chicks without disturbing them. The app alerts rescuers to temperature drops, predators, or nest abandonment. For parrots, this isn’t technology—it’s survival.
Sea turtles—ancient navigators who have crossed oceans for millions of years. Today, only a fraction of their hatchlings survive. Rising temperatures skew gender ratios. Human interference destroys nesting sites. Our Smart Nest shields eggs from predators and provides real‑time data to marine biologists. With our system, every turtle egg has a fighting chance. We’re not just protecting a species—we’re preserving a legacy older than humanity.