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In a Wild future, characterized by post-catastrophic climate change and elevated sustainable technology, there exists a library called Re-Wilding Humanitarian Library. This library supports their community by understanding where we came from and why conservation is important. One issue facing the library's community is getting everyone onboard to conserve, and to address this the library has an annual festival to introduce and educate the population.
Library Service
Name: Talkbox & Shello Machine
Description: The Talkbox is the library's communication tool, used for sharing information with the community over an intercom system through the Shello Crab Claws. The Shello Crab also works as a two-way radio; patrons can communicate their requests to library staff.
Who is it for? Everyone in the community will use it to communicate their needs with the library and vice versa. Library staff will use it to communicate and share community news.
Any Restrictions/ Conditions? None!
Library Item
Name: Plant Animal Gyro Meter
Description: This is a plant and animal scanner to detect current habitats to ensure sustainable cohabitation. Check this out to view an area you're interested in growing or settling on and see what habitats currently exist in the space so you don't displace any nature.
Who is it for? Everyone!
Any Restrictions/ Conditions? None!
Library Service
Name: Just-Add-Water GenieSaurus
Description: Collection of mini dinosaurs in a jar with their favorite shells! Just remove one or more from the jar, add a few drops of water, and they expand to full size...ready to help you with gardening, raking, tree trimming, home repairs, and more! The best part is they appear when you are in need and return themselves to the library.
Who is it for? This is for the entire community! Anyone who needs physical labor assistance.
Any Restrictions/ Conditions? Like Thor's hammer, GenieSaurus can sense if you need help and comes to you to assist!
Library Program
Name: History's Moistest Exotic Plant Exhibit
Description: The last-known living plant from our previous world will be used to educate our communities via library programs. Those who are lucky enough to see this plant in its original potted container will learn about history, conservation, and ancient plant life.
Who is it for? All ages will enjoy this amazingly moist and exotic plant exhibit!
Any Restrictions/ Conditions? This plant must be hermetically sealed for at least 20 hours per day in order to maintain the proper levels of moisture and oxygen.
Library Item
Name: Dorothy Detectors
Description: These shoes detect soil quality, content, and viability to see what grows best in certain areas. No need to return this item; just click the heels together 3 times and they'll find their way home to the library! Added bonus: the Dorothy Detectors are truly one-size-fits-all, as they are able to adjust to whatever size feet are placed inside the shoes.
Who is it for? This is for anyone growing plants who wants to test a future grow site, or troubleshoot an existing problematic growing area. Patrons check out the shoes, put them them on, and then walk around their site to detect soil quality.
Any Restrictions/ Conditions? None!
Library Program
Name: Weaving 101 & Cloth Swap
Description: Do you have difficulties trying to make your own cloth? Check out our program! We'll teach you how to use our weaving tools!
Who is it for? Anyone who needs help making clothes or fabric, and those willing to share their creativity. Also for experts in weaving, pre-made clothes swap, or lesson exchange.
Any Restrictions/ Conditions? None!
These things from a future library were imagined, designed, and prototyped by:
Ann, Irene, Jen, Lyn, and Mariah
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