The Malayan Tiger Conservation project employs Flutter for the frontend and Firebase for data storage. Its NFT marketplace features digital collectibles of endangered Malayan tigers, raising awareness and funds. Users can buy, sell, and trade NFTs, with a portion of sales donated to charity, supporting tiger preservation. This tech-environmental fusion blends an intuitive interface with advocacy, creating a digital ecosystem for meaningful user engagement. The project effectively promotes awareness and financial support for Malayan tiger conservation through innovative use of technology.
This project addresses Malayan tiger endangerment by seamlessly integrating Flutter and Firebase for an NFT marketplace. With just 150 tigers left, it amplifies awareness and funds for preservation. Users actively trade NFTs, contributing to the cause. The innovative blend of tech and environmental advocacy creates a dynamic ecosystem supporting Malayan tiger protection. It bridges the gap between technology and conservation, fostering a meaningful connection for users to play a vital role in ensuring the survival of these endangered species.
With only 150 Malayan tigers left, our solution employs Flutter connected to Firebase, creating an NFT marketplace for their digital collectibles. User engagement through NFT transactions generates crucial awareness and funds for tiger preservation. The project's success is evidenced by increased user participation and NFT sales, with a percentage of proceeds donated to charity. Quantifiable insights from Firebase analytics and user engagement metrics showcase the tangible impact of the initiative on Malayan tiger conservation.
- Clone the repository by using "git clone repo_link"
- Run the command "flutter pub get" to get all dependencies
- Now either with USB debugging turned on in your mobile phone connect the phone with the laptop and turn on file sharing OR you can simply use XCode or Android Studio's simulator for the same.
- Now run the command "flutter run".