Accelerating ecosystem restoration.
Assess sites, compare restoration outcomes and funding scenarios, and prepare deliverables in one project workspace. Orenna connects your evidence and decisions so your team can spend more time on analysis, design, and stewardship.
The work is hard enough. The busywork should not be.
Site data arrives in different formats from different agencies. Studies, calculations, and drawings accumulate across drives and email threads. Finding the evidence behind a decision takes longer when the people who made it have moved on.
Orenna brings that material and your team’s decisions into one project record, so the reasoning stays available as the work develops.
Evidence your team can work with.
Gather site data, retain project knowledge, and use both in your analysis.
Assess the site.
Upload a project boundary to gather available public data on terrain, hydrology, soils, habitats, and other site conditions. Review findings, source coverage, and interventions to investigate.
Keep the project record together.
Bring studies, contracts, field notes, photos, reports, and model outputs into the Data Room. Record decisions and their reasoning so your team can find and reuse them.
Put the evidence to use.
Ask Chat to explain findings, compare scenarios, draft reports, and use supported project tools. Open citations to check sources, and review generated work before sharing it.
The people behind Orenna
Ben Snyder, Co-Founder
Ben built Orenna to address a problem he has seen for two decades: restoration teams lose knowledge between projects and spend too much time assembling data. His focus is keeping that knowledge available for the work ahead.
Fabienne Snyder, Co-Founder
Fabienne leads Orenna’s visual communication, product design, and content strategy. She brings decades of experience in production and creative direction, including nine years at The Clorox Company, and a background in psychology and writing.
Laina Levy, PhD, Founding Contributor
Laina brings more than 20 years of fundraising, partnerships, and communications experience with mission-driven organizations. She holds a PhD in Peace Studies focused on conflict resolution and is an enrolled citizen of the Seneca-Cayuga Nation.