Supporting Bumicerts Projects

Bumicerts Projects help nature stewards, communities, and local organizations show their work, share evidence, and attract support.

For funders and supporters, a Project page is a place to understand who is doing the work, what they are trying to change, and what evidence supports their story.

Explore Bumicerts Projects

This section is about supporting Bumicerts Projects on GainForest.app, not donating to GainForest as an organization.

What to look for on a Project

When reviewing a Project, look for:

📖 Story

Who is leading the work, where it happens, what the Project is trying to do, and why it matters.

🌿 Focus

The type of work being done, such as restoration, biodiversity monitoring, forest protection, community stewardship, or education.

🔎 Evidence

Linked observations, photos, sounds, tree data, reports, field notes, or external links that support the Project.

📣 Updates

Recent activity that shows progress, context, or continuing stewardship.

Evidence-backed support

Bumicerts is designed so Projects can be supported by evidence, not just claims.

A Project may include evidence such as:

• biodiversity observations

• photos and field notes

• AudioMoth sound recordings

• tree data or structured datasets

• drone imagery or survey exports

• reports, documents, dashboards, or external links

• community updates and Project timeline posts

This helps funders and supporters understand what has happened, what is being monitored, and how the Project is building a public record over time.

Linking Evidence to Projects

Ways to support

If a Project has support enabled, you may be able to contribute through the Project page.

Some Projects may use a receiving wallet or donation setup connected to their Project.

Projects that accept support can show a Support area on the Project page.

Always check that you are supporting the correct Project and receiving address. Crypto transfers cannot usually be reversed.

Good questions to ask before supporting

Before funding or partnering with a Project, consider:

• Is the Project story clear?

• Is the organization or steward visible?

• Is there evidence linked to the Project?

• Are updates recent and understandable?

• Does the requested support match the Project goals?

• Is the Project connected to a community, place, or stewardship activity you understand?

Why fund through Bumicerts Projects?

Supporting a Bumicerts Project can help nature stewards:

• gain visibility

• report impact

• build a public record of stewardship

• attract follow-on funding

• connect community work with evidence

• show funders and partners what is happening on the ground

For communities and local organizations, this can make it easier to prove stewardship, share progress, and build trust with supporters.

Related pages

What is Bumicerts?What is a Project?