Impact

EcoQuest turns gameplay into real-world conservation funding.

We donate 25% of revenue from every EcoQuest map pack to WildArk, a conservation not-for-profit partnering with grassroots organisations, Indigenous-led groups and local communities to restore ecosystems, rewild landscapes and protect biodiversity.

WildArk is a conservation not-for-profit founded in 2015. It works with grassroots organisations, Indigenous-led groups, local communities and conservation partners to restore ecosystems, rewild landscapes and protect biodiversity.

Through this partnership, WildArk connects funding generated by EcoQuest map packs with on-the-ground conservation projects. The projects supported, and every donation made, are published on this page.

Learn more about WildArk.

Through EcoQuest's partnership with WildArk, funds from this map pack will go to the Karrkad Kanjdji Trust, an Indigenous-led organisation supporting rangers who care for Country in Arnhem Land, Australia. The rangers combine traditional knowledge with camera traps, drones and digital tools to find and protect threatened animals, including northern quolls, northern brushtail possums and the white-throated grasswren, a bird found nowhere else on Earth.

Funding will help rangers reach remote areas, build their skills, purchase equipment, manage fire, control feral animals and protect important wildlife habitat.

Learn about the Karrkad Kanjdji Trust.

Donations are transferred to WildArk quarterly at no extra cost to players. The projects supported, and every amount donated, are published below.

Until the first quarterly transfer, this table says only what is true. When money moves, each row will show the map pack, the project, the amount and the date.

Revenue means the map-pack price, after refunds, and does not include the tax added at checkout. Paddle's fee is not taken out before the 25% is calculated.

Questions: support@ecoquest.app.