A green collage-style graphic titled “Cornspiracy: From Sabotage to Sanctuary.” It shows a transformation from a garden sketch (“from graph paper…”) to a lush sanctuary (“…to sovereign soil”). Text narrates the evolution of Nutwork HQ’s garden through sabotage, disability access, squirrel diplomacy, and ecological restoration. Key features include hazelnuts, moss patches, raised beds, brush piles, and a bee box turned pollinator haven.
A collage titled “Bee Box Legacy” featuring six photos and captions that document accidental infrastructure at Nutwork HQ. Highlights include a bee box turned pollinator sanctuary, a palm-sized honeycomb with two queens, a satirical “Protect Your Nuts” box, and a ladder repurposed by squirrels into a certified play structure. Quotes from Dave, Nicki, and a beekeeper reflect the tension between nature and human intention. The image concludes with “Campaign canon: accidental infrastructure is still infrastructure.”
A stylized green page titled “Claimed by Squirrels, Canonized by Nutwork HQ,” with the subtitle “Where moss became cinema, outreach portal, and sovereign dispatch zone.” The main article, “Moss Garden Dispatch,” narrates how an inherited moss patch evolved into sovereign infrastructure through squirrel behavior, volunteer engagement, and mythic storytelling. Two photos show the moss patch and a viewer, with captions highlighting its transformation into cinema seating and outreach portal. The dispatch emphasizes sensory experience, creative resilience, and campaign continuity.
A colorful flyer titled “Think You Can Outsmart a Squirrel? Volunteer Dispatch Begins Here.” It invites volunteers to join Nutwork HQ’s campaign, which includes sabotage rescues, squirrel diplomacy, and sovereign resilience. Roles include rehab support, orchard agent, creative tail cam staging, and remote editing. Compensation includes acorns, walnuts, and sovereign bonuses. The flyer emphasizes reliability, humor, and flexible time blocks. Three squirrel photos are captioned with mythic commentary, including “I was summoned,” “The humans showed promise,” and “You’ll be behind the bin.” The flyer blends humor, outreach, and campaign lore.
A colorful flyer titled “Think You Can Outsmart a Squirrel? Volunteer Dispatch Begins Here.” It invites volunteers to join Nutwork HQ’s campaign, which includes sabotage rescues, squirrel diplomacy, and sovereign resilience. Roles include rehab support, orchard agent, creative tail cam staging, and remote editing. Compensation includes acorns, walnuts, and sovereign bonuses. The flyer emphasizes reliability, humor, and flexible time blocks. Three squirrel photos are captioned with mythic commentary, including “I was summoned,” “The humans showed promise,” and “You’ll be behind the bin.” The flyer blends humor, outreach, and campaign lore.
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