Field Event Log
One event per sheet—who, what, when, and where. Record the event; protect the meaning.
Disposition: these files are report appendices, not a general Institute tool library. Their existing addresses and exact PDF editions remain at The Long Return with the work that gives them context.
Maintenance rule: a future generalized Institute tool would need a new object ID and version, formal adoption, testing, a named maintainer, a correction route, and a retirement rule. No such Institute editions exist in this release.
Public-use warning: do not place ceremonial knowledge, sacred-site locations, burial details, medical details, private family information, or other protected material on copies that may circulate.
These three sheets support the report's practical layer of access, notice, field conduct, and records. Open the source report and its appendix links.
One event per sheet—who, what, when, and where. Record the event; protect the meaning.
Track notices, contacts, responses, and follow-up while keeping protected meaning out of the circulating record.
A printed six-step discovery protocol. It contains California statutory references and time windows that must be checked against current law and responsible authorities before reuse.
This sheet stays with the rural climate briefing that explains its intended use and limits. Open the source report and appendix.
A one-page check-in grid for heat, smoke, or deep cold. It supports local planning; it does not replace emergency services, medical judgment, or current local guidance.
These two sheets remain together in their existing community-meeting context. They have not been generalized or adopted as Institute tools.
One decision, fifteen minutes, and a next host, date, and place set before people leave.
A meeting record with optional contact information. Contact details are for meeting notices only and should not be shared further.