Rewilding the Web Grant
The Rewilding the Web Grant is a GainForest grant delivered as part of the Klarna AI for Climate Resilience Program. We are selecting 10 communities or local organizations to receive USD 1,000 each for capacity building, equipment, and AudioMoth bioacoustic sensor deployment.
Do not worry about getting everything perfect before applying. The GainForest team reads your Project page and gives feedback. You can refine and update your ideas before anything is finalized.
At a glance
💸 Grant amount
USD 1,000 for each selected grantee.
👥 Who can apply
Communities and local organizations, especially in the Global South, documenting nature stewardship.
🌱 Number of grantees
10 selected communities or local organizations.
🛠 What it supports
Capacity building, basic field equipment, biodiversity observations, and AudioMoth deployment.
📍 Platform requirement
Selected grantees must use Bumicerts and related GainForest.app tools.
Start here
Use these two pages before you apply.
What the grant supports
The grant helps communities and local organizations document environmental stewardship and turn fieldwork into evidence-backed Projects.
Funding can support:
capacity building
basic field equipment
AudioMoth bioacoustic sensor deployment
biodiversity observation workflows
Project documentation on Bumicerts
environmental storytelling and impact reporting
What selected grantees need to do
Selected grantees are required to use Bumicerts and related tools on GainForest.app during the program. This is so the grant does not only support equipment, but also creates a public record of stewardship, learning, and evidence.
📁 Bumicerts Project
Create or maintain a Project that explains who you are, what you are doing, where the work happens, and why it matters.
🦋 Biodiversity observations
Upload species observations, field notes, photos, and other ecological evidence.
🤖 Tainá
Use Tainá as an interactive Telegram field companion for learning, species identification, voice notes, field notes, and biodiversity observations.
🎙 AudioMoth bioacoustics
Where relevant, deploy AudioMoth sensors and link sound recordings or deployment records as Project evidence. AudioMoth is the only bioacoustic sensor integration currently supported.
Bioacoustic sensor support
For teams interested in acoustic monitoring, the grant can support AudioMoth bioacoustic sensor deployment. AudioMoth is the only bioacoustic sensor integration currently supported on GainForest.app.
GainForest can provide capacity building around:
planning a sensor deployment
setting up devices
recording deployment information
uploading sound recordings
linking recordings to a Project as evidence
understanding how bioacoustic data can support stewardship and impact reporting
Important: GainForest does not currently provide post-data processing for bioacoustic datasets.
This means we can support capacity building, equipment, AudioMoth deployment, uploads, and linking recordings as Project evidence — but we do not currently provide species identification, acoustic analysis, or scientific interpretation after the data is collected.
If your Project needs this kind of analysis, it is best to plan for a Project partner who can support it, such as a local authority, academic institution, researcher, conservation scientist, or biodiversity monitoring expert.
How to apply
The application is designed to be simple. Use the one-click application page and describe the Project you want to document or strengthen.
Related pages
What is a Project?Uploading EvidenceBioacoustic SensorsLast updated