The RFOX multiverse is, rightly so, going far out of its way to ensure its longevity.
Our physical world and the digital spaces we inhabit have a symbiotic relationship. Humankind cannot survive without the natural world and the life teeming within. In other words, if there are no natural spaces we won’t be around to enjoy the artificial worlds we create.
And through a fantastic donate-to-own program, RFOX Games raised thousands for the International Anti-Poaching Foundation, an African organization empowering women with the skills to disarm poachers without firing a single shot.
Every $25 donated to the IAPF’s Akashinga Rangers program during a recent 24-hour sale gave the donor two distinct benefits. First up is a pack of 12 collectible KOGs NFTs as part of a play-to-earn NFT ecosystem. Packs went for $25 each and boxes (10 packs) were $250.
The 2nd benefit is potentially even more rewarding. Each qualifying donation also gave the donor a raffle ticket for a Zimbabwe experience during which they will stay in the Akashinga camp and see what it’s really like to protect animals and the wildlands they roam upon.
Damien Mander can tell you more in a new IAPF interview, but here are some of the highlights:
- “Women are the single greatest force for positive change in the world today.”
- The anti-poaching rate in IAPF’s operational areas is 80%, without resorting to violence
- Working with communities always beats the strong-arm approach to animal conservation
With extra funds, the IAPF can continue its noble mission of defending defenseless wildlife. Although the KOGs sale is over, it’s never too late to make a contribution.
If you were a donor during the 24-hour event, don’t forget about the staking opportunity in March. The RFOX organization is giving away 2,500,000 $RFOX tokens, and 10% of the supply is already reserved for IAPF KOGs sets.
Even if you don’t make a monetary contribution, you can always consider nature when making daily decisions. After all, the fate of our beloved metaverse is at stake.