We are shaping a global corridor to protect vital ecosystems and drive bio-cultural innovation

INHABIT establishes Bio-Cultural Hubs and develops Rural Innovation Tools to build corridors.

INHABIT
STEWARDSHIP NFT

The Stewardship NFT is the digital asset that represents the tokenized plot of land where the HUB is established. It grants lifelong fractional stewardship and utility rights through a membership contract for the designated plot.

VALOR
$ 50 IN CELO

TOTAL NFT 4650

how we do it

STEWARDSHIP NFT

The Stewardship NFT is a powerful tool designed to build and sustain the Corridor, a network of interconnected bio-cultural hubs.

By purchasing the NFT, individuals become lifelong stewards of a specific Hub, gaining utility and stewardship rights over designated plots of land, allowing them to actively participate in governance decisions that impact these vital ecosystems and many other benefits.

NFT funds are used to acquire degraded lands and turn them into Biodiversity Hotspots. Lands are safeguarded under the innovative INHABIT land tenure framework, a pioneering model of natural reserves which recognizes nature as a legal subject of rights, and takes land protection and stewardship to a new level

Our Key Value Proposition

NFT Stewardship Rights and Benefits

INHABIT Land Tenure Framework and Stewardship NFT bring return of value to investors, to nature and communities of stewards

Become a steward

Life-long Land rights

Utility and stewardship rights over tokenized real-world lands, with increasing benefits and returns as the NFT evolves in future versions over time.

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Exclusive Bio-cultural Access

access to bio-cultural experiences, events and workshops at the corridor’s bio-cultural hubs.

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Impact Monitoring

Track the progress of the land you help protect through real-time data and impact reports, geolocation, visual mapping and key performance indicators (KPIs).

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Inhabit Land Tenure Model

Innovative Land tenure

Permanently safeguards the land by recognizing it as a legal entity with rights, while providing specific rights and benefits to individuals who support its regeneration.

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Restoration and Beyond

Offers land security and restoration financing to stewards, creating conditions that enable long-term care, regeneration, and the expansion of the ecological corridor.

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Empowerment

Smart contracts ensure stakeholders’ rights are enforced, promoting transparency, verification, and active participation in projects.

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Quick Explanation

BIO-CULTURAL HUBS (BCHs)

Located across diverse bioregions, BCHs act as key biodiversity hotspots and “living seed storage,” preserving and sharing biological resources and living knowledge along the corridor.

BCHs function as incubators and training grounds for future land stewards, offering education in rural social innovation, biodiversity conservation, and community-driven ecological regeneration, while providing access to key resources essential for long-term stewardship.

Each BCH is tasked with extending the corridor, by engaging with other BCHs and through collaborative work with key restoration projects and communities within their bioregion..

Know our hubs

Biodiversity Hotspots

Hubs generate, preserve, and share a unique pool of bio-cultural diversity, art, and wisdom to spread along the corridor.

Incubators of Land Stewards

Hubs serve as training grounds for future land stewards in rural-social innovation, community-driven ecological regeneration, and allocating key resources to establish Hubs.

Corridor Pathfinder

Hubs have the mission to connect and collaborate with other regenerative projects in their bioregion, actively working to extend conservation corridor areas.

Meet our team

Luca Urbano

Social entrepreneur and farmer with 13 years experience in regenerative business development, ecosystem restoration, agroecology, agroforestry, social and inclusive supply chains. He grew up in Congo where he established the first Moringa supply chain based on food forest systems. He’s the co-founder of several social businesses focused on food and IT.

Dror Noi

Social entrepreneur and permaculture designer with a growing passion for decentralized and regenerative cultures/agriculture/Agroforestry. He grew up in Israel where he established the first center for Social Innovation in TLV. Dror is the Co-Founder of Yumajai & a Partner at Inside-hub. He currently lives in Colombia where he manages a permaculture farm of 6 hectares.

Chiara Trotto

Bachelor of Social Sciences in cooperation and development, facilitator and trainer in project formulation, social entrepreneur, 13+ years of experience in the establishment of sustainable agro-food chains, and in the use of social innovation and non-formal education methodologies with urban and rural communities in Europe, Africa and Latin America.

Talya Weinberg

Social and humanitarian clown, actress, HeArtivist, designer, facilitator Social and humanitarian clown, actress, HeArtivist, designer, facilitator of Dragon Dreaming and a social innovation expert. She founded the ethical fashion brand Yumajai which supports indigenous communities. She founded the nomadic theatre ‘Kismaya’ which uses education, ecology and art to deliver messages of inspiration and hope to children worldwide.

Amelia Maria Carrillo

An attorney with a Master’s degree in Territorial Studies, experienced in environmental Law and legal territorial protection frameworks from a biocultural perspective; focusing on the protection of water and communities of beings (both human and non-human) within the framework of the Declaration of the Rights of Mother Earth. Founder of the Foundation of Mother Earth operating across Colombia territory

Junior Rojaas

Senior developer and entrepreneur with over 11 years of experience in software development, specialising in blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies. As a Chainlink expert and blockchain technology speaker, he has led innovative projects in the decentralised finance space. He currently serves as the CTO of Futswap and the CEO of Intechchain, two companies dedicated to developing technological solutions that promote a more efficient and accessible future.

Juan Pablo Lievano

Economist and MA in anthropology with 13+ years of professional experience in sustainable rural development, climate change, project management, corporate advisor and financial evaluation of small farmer agribusiness models. Founder of 2 natural reserves in Colombia, one in sierra nevada de Santa Marta and the other in villa Garzón Putumayo.

Gaia Pagano

Bachelor of Social Sciences, Master in Innovation and Development, in Human Rights and Culture of Peace. As Coordinator of the Institute of Intercultural Studies at Pontificia Universidad Javeriana in Cali, Gaia has spent over 12 years in university action processes for peace and reconciliation, focusing on managing intercultural relations and formulating dialogue projects with indigenous and Afro-descendant communities.