Preserve real land, one square at a time
Subak Tegal Sari, Bali, a rice terrace held in trust, farmed by the families who have always worked it. Keep a square of it, digitally, for as little as $25, and it stays real: real land, real farmers, real fee that pays for its own upkeep.
Why a ledger, not a listing
You do not own the land, nobody outside the local trust does, and that is on purpose. What you keep is a real, permanent record: your name against a real square, for as long as you keep the small annual fee current, same as a domain name. The fee covers the land's real upkeep and pays the farmers who tend it a living wage.
Nothing here is a metaphor. The terrace is a real place. If you claim a square, a real family keeps farming that ground, and your name sits in a register that never gets edited or erased, only added to.
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Browse the patch
Every square on the ledger is real ground. See what is held, what is still open.
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Claim one
Pick a square, sign in with just an email, confirm, it is a minute, not a form.
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It's permanently yours
A digital deed, a place in the register, and a small yearly fee to keep it current.