Estuary Conservation Group

"Animals are the bridge between us and the beauty of all that is natural. They show us what's missing in our lives, and how to love ourselves more completely and unconditionally. They connect us back to who we are, and to the purpose of why we're here."

— Trisha McCagh

Public Agenda

To maintain healthy populations of culturally significant animals and to provide colonization endeavors with the resources necessary to introduce these animals on new planets.

History

As colonial expeditions leaving the home solar system became a real possibility more thought and preparation was dedicated to selecting the elements the colonists considered important towards building, retaining, or re-imagining a unique culture in their new homes. A market arose out of providing curated packages tailored to the vision of each colonial expedition. The Estuary Conservation Group was established to provide those animals considered culturally significant to colonial expeditions and to prevent them from being over-exploited to the point of extinction.
Patrons include the following:
New Deseret: 3 species of Dolphin Species (Bottlenose, Striped, and the Vaquita), 2 Otter Species (Giant River Otter and Sea Otter), 10 Dog Species, 10 Cat Species, Elk
Albion: Elk, Wolves, Lion
Brahmaputra Prime: 2 Species of Elephant (African Forest, Sri Lankan), the Sri Lankan Sloth Bear, and the Sri Lankan Leopard
Thinis: 2 Species of Elephant (African Bush, African Forest), Cheetas, Lions, Jackals, Giraffes, Striped Hyenas, Caracals, Dugongs, Sand Cat, and 2 Camel Species (Bactrian and Dromedary)

Culture through Conservation

Type

Corporation, Commerce