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Network — Partners & Protectors

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Network — Partners & Protectors

Section titled “Network — Partners & Protectors”

EarthTeam is a community, and the Network screen is where you can see it. It lists the organisations and individual protectors active on the platform, with a sense of how much each has contributed.

Open it from the Network tile on Home.

Key Capabilities

Section titled “Key Capabilities”
  • Search by name — start typing and the list narrows as you go
  • People, Organisations, or both — switch between them with a single tap
  • Filter by focus — narrow the list to wildlife, habitat or farming work
  • Contribution at a glance — every entry shows years active, projects contributed, and Stars earned
  • Keep scrolling — more entries load automatically as you reach the bottom

What each entry shows

Section titled “What each entry shows”

| | | |---|---| | Name | The organisation or person, with their logo or photo where they have one | | Location | Where an organisation is based, when they have shared it | | Years active | How long they have been part of EarthTeam | | Projects | How many published projects they have contributed | | Stars | Stars earned through verified conservation work |

User Flow

Section titled “User Flow”
  1. Tap Network on Home
  2. Choose People, Organisation, or Both
  3. Search a name, or filter by the kind of work
  4. Scroll the results — more load as you go

How It Works

Section titled “How It Works”

The directory is assembled from real activity on the platform, not a manually maintained list. An organisation’s project count and Stars total come from the work its members have published and had verified; the same is true for individuals. That means the numbers change as the community works, and a newly joined organisation starts at zero until its first project lands.

You need to be signed in to browse the directory, and only approved, active members appear. Contact details are never shown — the directory is there to tell you who is doing what, not to share anyone’s private information.

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