Ecosapiens is on a mission to save the planet while bringing collectibles to life. Following their unique carbon-offsetting Web3 initiative, they’re dropped the world’s first climate comic NFTs, ‘Leosapien’, exclusively on the Polygon blockchain on October 12.

Inside the digital pages of Leosapien, collectors will discover different rarities, each telling a similar story but with unique essences and values. There’s a limited release of 500 ‘Ultra Rare’ collectibles, each granting 10,000 EcoPoints. Another 100 ‘Special’ NFTs provide 1,000 EcoPoints each. And there’s an endless supply of ‘Common’ digital assets, with each one awarding 100 EcoPoints, up for grabs.

What’s next for these environmentally-engaged NFTs? Well, the specifics are under wraps for now. What’s clear is that these digital assets play a role in the expansive Ecosapiens universe, where stories, experiences, and characters come together in a world where fantasy and sustainability collide.

Ecosapiens has a history of bridging the virtual and environmental realms. They’ve transformed real-world carbon credits into NFTs, empowering community members to make a distinct environmental impact. With a $3.5 million funding round last April, each digital item is backed with 20 metric tons of atmospheric carbon. So, when you purchase an Ecosapien, you offset the carbon emissions from significant sources for over a year.

This is equivalent to planting 40,000 trees and offsetting thousands of tons of C02. Ecosapiens is making waves in the Web3 and ecological landscapes, offering unique ways for NFT holders to support eco-friendly initiatives while enjoying digital perks.

And to keep NFT holders engaged in the mission of defending the planet, Ecosapiens’ digital assets evolve through different levels, each ensuring additional carbon offsets. They’re fun, easily accessible collectibles that also do good for the environment.

Now, it’s time for these Ecosapiens free NFTs to level up the ecosystem in ways soon to be unveiled. With these unique CryptoArt items you can show the world you care about our ecological footprint.