In 2017 when Manju joined AIT as a PhD student, his advisor Prof. Nophea Sasaki advised him to work on applications of Google Earth Engine in forest carbon monitoring. In 2019, we came up with a good idea for detecting forest signal and published 3 peer-reviewed journal articles out of it. Later in 2019 at the Silicon Valley, both of us was awarded the Google's Next-Step Award for our tech idea for tree and land cover detection. After graduation, Manju started a company to develop an APP for tree detection and data sharing. As technologies developed, especially the speed of blockchain technologies and Web 3.0, we decided to jump into this era by introducing the LEET Protect for protecting the trees and climate through incentives and transparency with less costs on third party validation and verification.
LEET Protect
What if all trees on earth are detected and monitored and their owners are incentivized for tree protection and carbon credits? LEET Protect will do just that.
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