Become a Guardian of nature with Zooterra
Zooterra is a patent-pending platform to engage in wildlife and habitat conservation in a direct, transparent and fun way using blockchain and satellite imaging technologies.
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How It Works
Become a Guardian of nature with Zooterra.
Have a stake in nature
Buy one-of-a-kind blockchain tokens called terras each linked to natural habitat and species that you want to support.
Personalize your action
With each purchase, support projects linked to your areas and species. Gain access to unique opportunities to connect with the team on the ground as you reach higher Guardian levels.
See your impact
Get frequent project updates for your projects and receive periodic satellite imaging analysis to see the health of the habitat that you are supporting.
Collect and have fun
Get terras from different parts of the world and exchange them in blockchain collectibles marketplaces to build your collection.
Nature is more precious and vulnerable than ever.
6th Mass Extinction
We are going through Earth’s 6th species mass extinction with 60% of wildlife population loss since 1970.
33% Degraded
Habitat loss is probably the greatest threat to the variety of life: we have lost half of all rainforests and 33% of protected land is highly degraded.
$20 Trillion
Nature generates >$20T+ of value per year so we depend on it, but people are not compelled to contribute enough money towards its conservation.
Zooterra is tokenizing natural areas into blockchain tokens called terras.
Tangible
Each terra is unique and linked to an actual natural habitat around the world helping us visualize and take stock of nature and better connect with it.
Authenticated
Non-fungible Ethereum (ERC721) technology makes each token verifiably rare, identifiable in the blockchain and can be tracked and traded using smart contracts.
Connected
Limited terra supply based on existing and new natural areas to preserve.
Each terra purchased directly supports conservation of the worlds most vulnerable and endangered species
Using satellite imaging from Landsat and Sentinel, we look at the habitat health for each terra by comparing current images to the past and by tracking future changes.
Our mission is to democratize engagement and action around habitat and wildlife conservation.