Blockchain technology is expanding beyond finance, finding applications in sustainability through hybrid smart contracts that integrate blockchain infrastructure with off-chain data and computing resources. These contracts facilitate initiatives like regenerative agriculture by leveraging blockchain's automation and transparency to incentivize environmentally sustainable practices globally. Green World Campaign, supported by a Chainlink Community Grant, exemplifies this by using hybrid smart contracts in its AIRS project to reward those who improve soil health and contribute to carbon sequestration. This system utilizes satellite data and Chainlink oracles to automate payments to participants, offering tokenized rewards that can be traded or sold, thus encouraging local communities to engage in climate-positive activities. AIRS aims to launch a pilot in Kenya, reflecting the project's potential to foster wide-scale adoption of regenerative practices and financial rewards for environmental stewardship.