Do you create crypto art and would like to add value to the NFT? Would you like to offset the high energy consumption of the NFTs and do something for nature conservation and the climate?
You can donate a percentage of the sales price for rainforest protection and offset the NFT's carbon footprint. In addition to the NFT, your buyers will receive a personalized certificate about the protected area of rainforest.
If you are interested, please contact us:
Deutsche Welle reports that according to the Energy Consumption Index, Bitcoin's carbon footprint is now as large as that of the oil state of Kuwait.
The carbon footprint of a single Bitcoin transaction alone causes 1210.51 kg CO2e (reference). To offset this, you would need to donate 20.20 € for the protection of 20.2 m2 of rainforest.
The carbon footprint of Ethereum transactions, which are used to sell NFTs, is also quite high.
Sample calculations:
You decide how much you will donate for the creation of your token. The above-mentioned examples are meant to give you an orientation. To offset your initial NFT offering, we suggest the following:
2€ donation per NFT purchase
We have already worked with several crypto projects. By protecting wilderness in a tangible, legally secure manner, we increase the individual value of these unique digital art objects even further. And at the same time, you are doing something truly good for the preservation of intact ecosystems.
Here are some examples:
As one of his experiments, YouTuber Tomary created crypto art and sold it as NFTs. He wanted to offset the carbon footprint that resulted from the high energy consumption of the NFTs, so he protected rainforest with us.
Wilderness International purchases primary rainforest areas with land title and legally protects them for all future. Donations refinance the purchases and at the same time finance long-term protection as well as environmental education and research. Donors receive a personalized certificate with the exact geo-coordinates and aerial photograph of the forest area they are protecting. Thus, the use and impact of the donation is tangible and directly traceable. We are currently working in the temperate rainforest of Western Canada and the Amazon rainforest of Peru.