# Story

As a product strategist and technical researcher for Terrasos, I consulted on producing a pioneering biodiversity credit protocol utilizing distributed ledger technology.

I conducted and synthesized insights from customer discovery interviews with diverse stakeholders to create a comprehensive product strategy. My work culminated in authoring a skeleton white paper that detailed the tokenization of biodiversity conservation credits, including technical infrastructure and impact assessments.

I conducted a comparative study of web3 land registry platforms, enabling Terrasos to transition their established habitat banking model to the voluntary global market. This project, funded by the Inter-American Development Bank, positioned Terrasos at the forefront of innovative, transparent, and technologically advanced conservation finance.

Authored a comprehensive white paper detailing the technical infrastructure for tokenizing biodiversity credits. This included impact assessment frameworks and integration with global standards.

Technical Strategy & White Paper

Conducted a rigorous comparative analysis of existing Web3 land registry platforms (Regen Network, Toucan, etc.) to determine the best technical path for Terrasos.

Comparative Platform Analysis

Mapped the complex ecosystem of landowners, investors, ecologists, and policy makers to identify trust signals and verification needs.

Stakeholder Ecosystem Mapping

Conducted over 12 interviews with diverse stakeholders across government, NGOs, and civil society. The goal was to understand the 'trust gap' in current voluntary markets.

Discovery Interviews

We designed a layered approach to data disclosure, balancing the need for rigorous verification with the privacy needs of landowners.

Protocol Design

Developed a data-driven launch strategy that leveraged Terrasos' existing reputation while introducing new technological capabilities.

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