# CAH partner Nemus was Nominated by NFT.NYC for the Best Environmental Initiative Award for NFT Projects, Come and Vote for it! **Published by:** [CAH](https://paragraph.com/@cah/) **Published on:** 2022-06-07 **URL:** https://paragraph.com/@cah/cah-partner-nemus-was-nominated-by-nft-nyc-for-the-best-environmental-initiative-award-for-nft-projects-come-and-vote-for-it ## Content On June 21, NFT.NYC will host the 2nd Annual NFT Awards in partnership with OpenSea, APENFT, and NFT.Kred. The NFT Awards celebrate and share recognition of community-selected NFT projects in over 30 categories. A special category of awards will be announced based on OpenSea data and insights. Congratulations to Nemus——Concept Art House partner, for being nominated by NFT.NYC for the Best Environmental Initiative Award for NFT Projects, great to see such a Web3 event become an annual tradition! The stage 1 for nomination has been closed, and stage 2 for community voting is open. Community voting will be open until Wednesday, June 1 at 5pm ET. You will have the opportunity to vote for 1 of the top 5 Nominees for each award. All Votes required validation of the email address used to submit. If you validated your email address during the Nomination period, you will not be required to validate it again. Stage 3 will be open on june 21st, hosted by OpenSea, APENFT, and NFT.Kred. We all know that Nemus is a new way to protect and preserve the Earth's natural resources, starting with the Amazon rainforest. This approach has direct real-world impact by connecting anyone with a digital (web3) wallet using NFTs and cryptocurrencies. Land has always provided resources for humans, however, the Amazon, the world's largest tropical rainforest, is still burning, it is still threatened by deforestation, and is rapidly approaching a tipping point. Whether due to ancient traditions, a lack of choice, or personal financial gain, the value of the rainforest leans toward its destruction, and little has been done to change it. So, in the face of this phenomenon, Nemus decided to change that. However, it is not enough to legally own and protect land in the Amazon, on the one hand, land can still be used and destroyed without ongoing activities, monitoring and ongoing funding. On the other hand, land can also be protected through sustainable activities on the land that limit access and help deter illegal practices, while bringing benefits to biodiversity and local communities. So Nemus acquires at-risk land in the rainforest and creates a collection of collectible NFTs, each linked to a unique geographic location within the land. A portion of NFT sales are used to pay for operations and land purchases, while the rest of the proceeds are stored in the Nemus treasury. With the help of the Nemus DAO, the Treasury then financed economic and social activities on the land. Economic Activity Tropical rainforests are full of natural resources. Without harming the land or its biodiversity, Nemus conducts sustainable activities that benefit the entire ecosystem. Social Activity The Nemus initiative includes local communities by creating business and social opportunities that connect the digital and real world economies. Nemus Treasury Collectors of Nemus NFTs, Guardians, can participate in the Nemus DAO to ensure that treasury funds are used for good; protecting and protecting the land. Nemus NFTs Nemus NFT is the key to the forest. Holders unlock rewards and participate in DAOs, forming a lasting legacy between them and the rainforest. Each of us has a role to play in the future of our planet. Nemus is proud to be a part of this community of changemakers, blazing the trail for a brighter future. Their boots have landed in the rainforest, are you ready to join Nemus? Come and vote for Nemus: "Best Environmental Initiative for NFT Projects". Voting link: https://www.nft.nyc/awards ## Publication Information - [CAH](https://paragraph.com/@cah/): Publication homepage - [All Posts](https://paragraph.com/@cah/): More posts from this publication - [RSS Feed](https://api.paragraph.com/blogs/rss/@cah): Subscribe to updates