1 · Fit and agreement
We confirm the decision, authorized data, handling plan, fee, timeline, and written acceptance criteria.
Founding design-partner beta
One parcel. One real decision. One reproducible evidence package.
Work directly with Viridis to test parcel-level conservation decision support against your real workflow. We agree the scope, evidence boundary, fee, and acceptance criteria before work begins.
Best fit
- Land trusts and conservation easement programs
- Watershed, habitat, and restoration organizations
- Working-forest and agricultural conservation teams
- Public or philanthropic programs evaluating parcel portfolios
What you receive
- A parcel intake and evidence inventory
- A versioned analysis with assumptions, uncertainty, and source labels
- A decision report and reproducibility record
- A review session and documented limitations
2 · Analysis and review
Viridis prepares a versioned draft. Your team reviews parcel identity, assumptions, evidence, and decision relevance.
3 · Accepted deliverable
We deliver the agreed report and reproducibility record. Acceptance is documented; registry or legal acceptance is separate.
What the partner provides
- One decision owner and one authorized parcel or project scope
- Authority to share each input and a named reviewer for identity and assumptions
- Available field, historical, management, and jurisdiction context
- Timely review against written acceptance criteria
Approximate beta timeline
Plan on a fit call and written scope first, followed by roughly two to four weeks from complete, authorized inputs to draft analysis and partner review. The exact schedule, fee, dependencies, revision limit, and acceptance date are agreed before work begins; this range is not a delivery guarantee.
Contact justin@viridisconservation.com.
What the beta is not
The beta does not issue credits, establish an easement, guarantee payment or conservation outcomes, replace field validation, or promise registry acceptance. Synthetic material in the sample report is clearly marked and is not evidence about a real parcel.