Look who came to visit one of our hubs! #biodidersityday Dendrobates truncatus, the yellow-striped poison frog, is a diurnal and territorial species that lives in the tropical dry forest, humid and sub-Andean forests, mainly in the lowlands of the Magdalena Valley and the

Stewardship — the act of caring for something — is the ultimate way to relate to our environment. When we care for our neighbors, our organizations, or the park near our home, we begin to develop a sense of interest, responsibility, participation, and love for something beyond

Stewardship NFTs are a passport to lifelong conservation impact. When you purchase an NFT, you become a legal protector of biodiverse lands, starting in Colombia's Sierra Nevada, directly funding restoration while gaining extraordinary access, and expanding a corridor that will

The only way to truly give Nature a voice is through collective participation, where each of us becomes a steward, shifting from domination to care and strengthening a sense of belonging and community. Environmental protection is entering a new era where everyone has both the

What happens with the funds you purchase your Stewardship NFT with? Where does the money actually go? Every Stewardship NFT purchase becomes a strategic contribution across four pillars: 🛡️ PROTECT: Purchase and permanently safeguard lands under the INHABIT's groundbreaking

A Dream That Connects Us All Beginning in Colombia's Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, where the planet's heart beats strongest, we're proving that Nature has rights, communities have power, and technology can serve life. Through biocultural hubs and regenerative practices, we're

BIG ANNOUNCEMENT: Our first Stewardship NFT of the Ñuiyanzhi biocultural hub is now live!! 🤩 🤩 🤩 Our regenerative corridor enters a new phase. Today we launch our first blockchain-verified membership granting lifelong stewardship rights to our first biocultural hub,

Mint a Stewardship NFT, forge the Corridor When you mint a Stewardship NFT you’re forging a real piece of a global corridor of biodiversity. This goes beyond just collecting art or data: - Each mint activates a real place on Earth within a living corridor. - Holding an NFT

We're absolutely thrilled to announce the official launch of our first Stewardship NFT with Ñuiyanzhi Hub 🤩🤩🤩 After four long years of hard work, we enter the next stage of development of our regenerative corridor with Amelia, Juan and León: our first guardians restoring

The Ñuiyanzhi Stewardship NFT's encrypted metadata and smart contract contain the legal framework and its instruments, including the land geo-location, land title registry, membership contract, artworks, and enforceable stakeholders' rights, all documented in blockchain-verified,

Ñuiyanzhi Tití refers to the Kogui conception of the first level of care or stewardship, where children look after “animals”. White-headed tamarins (Saguinus oedipus) are small and playful, helping tree health by regulating pests and dispersing seeds in this region. Ñuiyanzhi

Ñuiyanzhi’s vision: restoring nature with the help of Kogui elders Our first pilot biocultural hub aims to transform degraded ecosystems into sanctuaries for endangered species through innovative soil restoration and bioclimatic architecture. They will also provide training to

Ñuiyanzhi Paujíl refers to the Kogui conception of the second level of care or stewardship, where young adolescents care for “plants”. Blue-billed Currasow (Crax alberti) are colorful medium-sized birds that help regulate the population of small lizards and snakes, spread

Colombia, where biodiversity thrives across landscapes and communities, sees the beginning of a new chapter in how we protect Nature. Ñuiyanzhi represents the fusion of ancestral wisdom and innovative conservation. Ñuiyanzhi is the first biocultural hub in our regenerative

Ñuiyanzhi Caracolī refers to the Kogui conception of the third level of care or stewardship, where adults care for “people”. The caracolí tree (Anacardium excelsum) is an essential ecosystem tree that protects water with its roots, preserves aquifers, and improves surface water

This is the vision of Ñuiyanzhi, our first biocultural hub addressing critical environmental challenges in farming and indigenous communities's rights. Watch Amelia explain how local farming practices have created a cycle of dependency on external economies, resulting in

Ñuiyanzhi Jaguar refers to the Kogui conception of the fourth level of care or stewardship, where wise elders care for “stones” and “knowledge”. The jaguar (Panthera onca) is regarded as an authority among species and a guardian of knowledge and fire. It is the largest species

We believe in a world where your actions help grow back our planet's ecosystems, regardless of where you are. Biocultural hubs are pioneering a new era in conservation by integrating nature's rights into a robust legal framework that enables it. Amelia, our first guardian,

🌱 Luca is showing the beginning of a biodiversity corridor in Palomino, where every native species planted creates pathways for life to flourish. We’re sure we can create living labs where traditional knowledge meets modern restoration. Each plant represents a connection point

Beauty guides our restoration philosophy. When we plant with intention for both ecological function and visual splendor, we create spaces that inspire continued stewardship. These flowers are nature's celebration of our partnership. Every flower captured here represents