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The Community Steward system is one third of the ingredients necessary for The Ecosystem Guild to form the Skykomish Bio-Cultural Restoration Field Station. The Community Stewards attend to communications and relationship building among the hosts (land managers), institutional sponsors and participants. This pattern is Non-Institutional in that it is designed to build Coordination capabilities among networks of private citizens to empower Advocacy for Biocultural Restoration in Riparian Buffers. This page describes the infrastructures and protocols used by the system. These infrastructures and protocols are a key part of The Ecosystem Guild system, that aims to rebuild community-managed Commons, in Washington State and beyond, by maximizing interoperability across private and public spheres.
Infrastructures[edit]
A combination of three infrastructures provide for a shared resources base. This system is accessable to all, free, and effective.
- Hylo Platform - Hylo provides a free mission-aligned group workplace to support non-synchronous information sharing, coordination and collaboration among a group of people.
- Google Enrollment System - this involves a google form and sheet that aims to create orderly attendance at a field station with a minimum of labor. All promotional activity points participants to
- Salish Sea Restoration Platform - this site serves as an archive of materials and a map of social-ecological system in which the stewards operate.
Protocols[edit]
- Cereghino 2025 DRAFT Site Steward Handbook - this defines the roles of the Community Steward in the context of creating a Field Station.
