NFT Ownership Aids Land Conservation, Provides Token, Oversight Rights
Concept Art House , a leading content developer and publisher for some of the world’s most recognizable NFTs, brands, and video game art, announced a partnership with Nemus, a collectible NFT experience designed to conserve and protect the Amazon Rainforest.
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CAH will create original artwork for all non-legendary features for the Nemus Genesis Drop. This incredible, hand painted artwork will portray unique flora and fauna, representing the actual biodiversity of the land, incentivizing ongoing activity, engagement and gamification to conserve and preserve the rainforest.
“This is truly a rewarding and impactful project to be involved in given its direct and measurable impact on our environment,” said CAH CEO James Zhang. “We are proud to be a part of this much-needed effort and our commitment will go well beyond the initial design scope as we become enmeshed in the Nemus community and an active Guardian of the land by holding a Nemus NFT.”
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“Concept Art House is way more than an artistic partner as they are deeply plugged into the Web3 ecosystem via other high-level ventures and understand the power of the gamification of NFTs and how they can create a vibrant community for a greater cause,” said Flavio de Meira Penna, Founder and CEO of Nemus. “We look forward to everything they will bring to the table and are confident that our collaboration will be sustainable and extend to further projects.”
Buying or holding a Nemus NFT (also known as becoming a Guardian) is a requirement to participate in the Nemus DAO, which will be live in Q4 2022. Holding an NFT is not a claim to actual ownership of the secured and at-risk land; the NFT is instead used to earn the native NEA token to unlock ongoing game rewards and foster sustainable activity on the land.
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