iFellowship is an associateship that enables interested individuals and organisations to become part of IKWS by taking part, contributing, and sharing their knowledge across the subject areas run within IKWS.

The iFellowship costs nothing and is open to all individuals over 18 years of age and to organisations, whether as an individual or an organisation. An application is required to become an iFellow.

This is part of what IKWS and The IK Foundation stand for, because deep and long-term knowledge in Natural and Cultural History is a democratic right.

Full and free access when signed in to The IK Workshop Society's iFacts, iIndex, iBooks, iMaps, iProjects, iLearning and iMagazine.

Download observation data from our Field Stations, etc. Opportunity, within the framework of The IK Workshop Society, to ADD KNOWLEDGE or TELL US YOUR STORY in the form of text, pictures and sound, which will be an important part of the long-term work to understand Planet Earth.

Furthermore, iFellows receive UNIQUE DISCOUNTS: If you wish to buy books, pictures or prints from BOOKS & ART.

Finally, iFellows also receive updates, to a level they themselves select, via email and chosen social networks, and sometimes also printed information from The IK Foundation that is sent by post – never from a third party. And a personal and secure Logbook.

You must be over 18 years old, be interested in Natural and Cultural history, and provide a correct mailing address, email, etc. That's all!

Note, however, that each application is carefully checked by IK, and an application can be denied if the information you provide is incorrect.

You do not need to be an iFellow to support IKWS projects financially. Everyone is welcome to do so, most easily by visiting and reading about our various ongoing crowdfunding projects in THE DONATION ROOM, or by contacting IK directly.

In The IK Workshop Society, we favour simplicity and therefore have the following basic and primary rules:

• That all information recorded in an application remains a private matter between The IK Workshop Society and the registered iFellow.
• That all iFellows who contribute knowledge or participate in other projects within The IK Workshop Society do so with their full name and country stated in a byline, and thereby accept that they do so at their own responsibility, even if it has been validated by the IKWS.

iFellows are expected to be familiar, to the greatest extent feasible, with the following texts:

• The Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
• Proposals for a Universal Declaration on the Rights of Mother Earth.
• The European Movement International.

Reference to these texts is for informational and educational purposes only and does not imply endorsement by, affiliation with, or official support from the mentioned organisations or their programs.

Additionally, iFellows must respect the Creative Commons licence under which The IK Workshop Society operates.