Hydna is a non-profit organization made for the ones who make an impact to save the oceans. It is a symbol of hard work, persistence and a belief that there still is time to save our ocean.
HYDNA'S GOAL
Empower and reward the ones who save the ocean.
People all over the world are working hard - spending their time, power and money to save our planet. Hydna is here to give something in return.
Hydna uses cutting-edge technology to propell changes.
HydnaWorld is an international ocen community... using decentralized democratic principles.
There is not -one- right way to save the ocean. We need a diversity of solutions. From the girl picking plastic bottles off a polluted beach to the parliamentarian advocating sustainable solutions.
Still have questions?
Consider the Hydna Token as a key. A key you can display as a symbol of your dedication to saving the ocean. It unlocks awards and gives you access to a community of other watermen- and women.
These are awards given by Hydna or partners to all holders of Hydna Tokens. If you hold a token, you will receive the reward. Typically, discounts, access to events, merchs, libraries of media etc.
Yes, you may sell or trade the token as you like.
You essentially get spotted or nominated for a token.
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The token is yet a symbol and is not backed by any solid currency. It may however, hold a physical value in the future.
HydnaWorld is a virtual community for people involved or interested in marine life. It is a virtual space hosting events, art, entertainment, information and collaboration space in addition to a place for formal- and informal meetings.
Who We Are
Hydna AS is a Norwegian company based in Oslo. It was established by Helge Løvskar in 2019 to promore solutions to ocean challenges. In 2021 the team expanded to include another two watermen and a watergirl. Passionate Ocean promoter and geologist Tonje Tennholm, Arctic Explorer Andreas B. Heide, and VR film creator and marine biologist Fabrice Schnoller.