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Our Green Trail is a website that rewards real-world environmentally friendly actions with virtual rewards. It was created to encourage sustainable behaviors through gamification, allowing users to find symbols in physical locations and receive story-based content online for participating in green activities. The related Giskin Anomaly project plans to further explore how cellphone interactions can incorporate physical spaces into virtual experiences.
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