Gamers Start Here: Welcome, Gamers! Get Your 'Safari Champion' Badge

Hi everyone, and welcome to our new forum!We've been absolutely thrilled to see how many people are playing and enjoying the Ecosystem Safari game. We built this new forum section just for you.This is the official hub to share your strategies, stories, and (of course) your high scores!To get things started, we're giving out a special "Safari Champion" badge to players who share their high scores.How to get your badge:

1. Play a round of the Ecosystem Safari .
2. Take a screenshot of the "Ecosystem Failure" screen with your score.
3. Start a new topic in this forum (or just reply to this one!) and post your screenshot.

We'll add the new "Safari Champion" badge to your forum profile!This space is for you. We'd also love for you to:

• Share your winning (or losing) strategies. What's your trick for balancing predators?
• Ask questions. Wondering how the game compares to real-world conservation? Ask away! We have a community of authors and experts who will be dropping by.
• Give us your feedback. Have an idea for the game or a new feature you'd love to see? Let us know.

Want to Survive Longer? (Read Our Strategy Guide!)
We've put together a "Mini-Strategy Guide" to help you master the game and understand the real-world conservation lessons behind it.
If your ecosystem keeps collapsing, this guide is for you!
Click Here to Read the "How to Master Your Ecosystem" Guide

We're excited to see your scores!
Adriaan

Update: For new members joining us this week, we’ve just added a major resource to the site!
If you are interested in systems thinking, you can now download raw data from our Ecosystem Safari Simulator. It’s a great way to test how small changes in management strategies (like culling or resource allocation) impact long-term stability.
Check it out here:  conservationmag.org/en/community/conserv...supports-data-export
and here  conservationmag.org/en/magazine/from-gam...l-ecological-systems
We’d love to see what strategies you come up with—feel free to share your results in the Conservation Games section!