What sponsorship delivers
Deliverables below are planned, by tier. Exact terms, naming, and funding levels are set in conversation with each sponsor — the deck carries no dollar ask, and neither does this site.
| Deliverable | Anchor Tier | Reserve Tier | Waypoint Supporter |
|---|---|---|---|
| Launch naming rights | Exclusive Grand Hub | 1 Regional Launch | Shared Plaque |
| Camp platform branding | Full Network Presence | 2 Chicot Platforms | — |
| Digital map & app integration | Primary Title Sponsor | Reserve Hub Lead | Verified Partner Pin |
| Cypress replanting acreage | Up to 500 planned acres | Up to 150 planned acres | Up to 25 planned acres |
Replanting acreage and other deliverables are planned figures, to be confirmed in the feasibility study.
One corridor, one accountable owner
Instead of each company doing its own small offsets, joint funding of one trust with one conservation easement buys more wetland per dollar — and gives sponsors a real, visitable, paddleable place to point to. Each reserve keeps its own site budget, named lead, and published metrics, with independent validators.
Economic and visitor figures are illustrative targets, to be validated in the 90-day feasibility study.
Start with the feasibility study
The next step is a joint 90-day feasibility study: land, routes, paddle legs and portages, budgets, and governance. Sponsors who fund the study help shape a corridor that is real before a single acre is bought.