Community
Crowdsourced data is the key to calibrate and validate authenticity of remote sensing data, unlocking nature's true value
The KLIQ community is the beating heart of TERYA’s proof-of-nature system — a global network of contributors (called Kliqers) who capture and submit data about nature to build a trusted environmental dataset. Here’s a deeper look at how this community functions and why it matters:
👥 Who are Kliqers?
Kliqers are everyday people — students, farmers, nature lovers, forest rangers, scientists, and even gig workers — who contribute to environmental monitoring simply by using their smartphones. You don’t need to be an expert or own special gear. All you need is curiosity, a camera, and a desire to support nature.
🔄 What do Kliqers do?
Take photos/videos of natural elements (trees, plants, animals, soil, etc.)
Upload these to the KLIQ platform
Help build a massive, validated dataset of ground-truth nature evidence
Earn points or $NATR tokens in return for their verified contributions
💎 What’s in it for them?
Rewards: Every valid contribution is rewarded with loyalty points or crypto tokens (on CELO), based on data quality and rarity.
Status: Contributors can level up, unlock special roles, or gain early access to campaigns.
Purpose: It’s a simple way to turn everyday smartphone use into measurable environmental impact.
Access: In some areas, the program creates new income opportunities, especially in regions with rich biodiversity and low economic options.
🔒 Trust & Incentives
KLIQ runs on a proof-of-nature + loyalty system:
Every contributor earns points tied to their verified participation.
These points convert to $NATR tokens (CELO-based).
Staking (locking tokens) gives power to vote on new data priorities, community initiatives, or rewards.
🌍 Where is the community active?
Pilot communities are already forming in:
Spain (e.g. in the Pyrenees forest acquired by TERYA)
Belgium
Ethiopia
Ghana
Nigeria
Senegal
Global online platforms like Telegram (via KLIQ-bot) and mobile beta testers
🛠️ How do they organize?
Through Telegram groups, leaderboards, and mobile app trials
With KLIQ missions (e.g., “map a forest edge” or “spot new species”)
Local community managers coordinate on the ground
Future DAO-like structure with governance rights for active Kliqers
🔮 Vision
KLIQ isn’t just data collection — it’s a movement to democratize environmental monitoring. The community becomes a decentralized, incentivized workforce creating one of the most valuable nature datasets in the world.
Imagine 100,000+ people, each turning daily walks, hikes, or farm visits into nature-saving contributions — all while earning and shaping the future of green finance.
Let me know if you’d like messaging examples or activation ideas for your community!
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