Our Mission
Save the world with art
My vision:
stop the climate change.
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Did you know that peatlands are binding more CO2 than all forests on our planet.
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facts and figures
Peatlands are real hotspots for greenhouse gas emissions.
If moors are in original condition, that means if they are wet - they are huge carbon reservoirs.
Once drained, for example to be used for peat extraction or agriculture, they release significant amounts of greenhouse gas emissions.
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In Germany, drained moors make up only 6% of agricultural land, but cause more than a third (37%) of all emissions from agriculture. Peatlands are drained in many countries, all over the world.
peat and sheep
In real life sheep have a great impact on the maintanence of peatlands.
By grazing, they naturally create open areas for light-hungry plants, which leads to an increase in biodiversity.
The sheep distribute the seeds, helping spread rare plants.
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In Web3 championsheep NFT help to restore dryed peatareas by supporting the succow foundation.
foundation
We donatea part of our income to the Michael Succow foundation - which helps drained moors to become wet again.
The foundation is working internationally.
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Micheal Succow: "The protection of nature is not a luxury, but one of the most important social benefits for the continued existence of human society."