For guardians and companies
Choose a project and understand what you will fund. Receive recognition and updates, with a personal connection to a tree, water source or habitat.
Community-led conservation
One planet. Many living places.
Protecting nature by supporting the people who care for it. Explore our first pilot in Colombia and help shape what comes next.
Platform in development. Projects require review before being listed as approved.
Bringing the planet into view…Drag to explore
NASA Blue Marble · Historical composite, not live imagery. Project location is approximate.
01Pilot in preparation
3–4Approximate hectares · unverified
—Hectares under funded agreements: to be confirmed
—Landowner payments: not yet reported
Our story
Living Places
Living Places grew from three friends with a passion for preserving land. Started by Raven, an herbalist and biochemist, and Nuri, a biologist, the initiative connects people who want to protect nature with the people caring for it. Jaguar Preserve, near Santa Marta, Colombia, is our first project.
What Living Places does
The connection between support and care.
Living Places is the proposed platform. Each project keeps its own identity, location, budget and agreements. Amala Terravida, founded by Raven and Claudia, is the proposed Colombian operator; its legal details and authority remain to be verified.
For people caring for land
Express interest, review rights and terms with us, and participate only under a funded agreement. Enrollment does not guarantee selection or payments.
Our responsibility
Organize projects, coordinate reviews and agreements, find support, administer payments and gather evidence. Our fee must be visible in every budget.
Our projects
We begin here.
One first pilot to learn, demonstrate results and build trust before expanding the network.
FOUNDING PILOT · IN PREPARATIONJaguar
Preserve
Near Santa Marta, Colombia
Regional photograph · Not the propertyThe project of three friends with a shared passion for preserving land is the starting point for Living Places: approximately 3–4 hectares (pending verification) and relationships with neighboring landowners interested in conservation.
Area and rights await verification. No verified tree profiles, active sponsorship offers or issued credits are advertised.
Explore Jaguar PreserveSee the participation demonstrationFurther projects will be added after review. Participation in Living Places does not mean the platform owns their land.
Our network
Working together for living places.
Conservation grows through relationships between people and organizations.
Unity Labs ↗
unitylabs.us
Swann Creek Conservation Trust
Summertown, Tennessee
Partnership not yet confirmed.
Plenty International
Partnership not yet confirmed.
One standard for every project
Know what you support. Know where it goes.
Every project must show its commitment, funded period, budget and updates. Landowner information, team reviews and independent verification will be distinguished.
Before accepting a contribution
Landowner paymentAmount and schedule
Care and monitoringActivities and costs
Living Places feeDisclosed and agreed
Processing and other costsNo hidden deductions
Real amounts will be set with the pilot budget. You do not need a crypto wallet. If we offer an NFT in the future, it will be optional: never required to support a project or receive payments. It will not grant land ownership or carbon offsets. Blockchain may add traceability; field evidence is still needed.
An additional service, if it makes sense
Conservation first. Carbon with care.
Initial carbon screening is part of the proposed service. Specialist development requires a separate optional agreement, clear costs and an assessment of what landowners would receive.
Rights review → feasibility → development agreement → validation and monitoring → verification → issuance, if approved → sale and distribution. Eligibility, credits, buyers and income are not guaranteed.
Guardian contributions support stewardship; they are not sold as carbon offsets.