Methodology
Soil SOPs, verification methods, confidence scoring, Plant Passport standards and institutional decision intelligence.
The Free Library
The Free Library is the public learning layer of TT-OS. It gives researchers, funders, practitioners, institutions and communities access to evidence-bounded learning resources, reports, field notes, ecological concepts and methodology pages.
Template Reference
This page is retained as the public TT-OS template reference for future pages: dark green institutional layout, single-line scroll navigation, evidence-bounded cards, readable spacing and a lower boundary declaration.
Library Resource Areas
Public Document Index
| Resource | Format | Access Route |
|---|---|---|
| Soil Health Verification SOP | Public methodology page | Open Soil SOP |
| Upper Guinea Regional Intelligence | Regional public page | Open Upper Guinea |
| Universal Decision Intelligence | Temporal 3000 constitutional standard | Open Standard |
| Plant Passport Template | Public Plant Passport framework | Open Plant Passport |
System Boundary Declaration
The Free Library supports education, ecological intelligence, research collaboration and evidence-bounded public learning. It does not provide medical advice, treatment claims, statutory plant-health certification, carbon asset creation, guaranteed yield outcomes or regulatory certification claims.
Species Intelligence
Useful Public Species Records
Species Intelligence is the public trust bridge. It connects biodiversity, restoration, agroforestry, seed-bank planning, pollinators, food systems, cultural knowledge and climate resilience.
Iroko
Forest restoration and cultural timber species. Requires evidence and conservation-sensitive wording before public profile release.
African Rosewood
Restricted conservation and seed-bank priority species. Legal/conservation claims require current verification.
Parkia biglobosa
Food, agroforestry and soil-support tree for public education and restoration learning.
Vetiver
Land recovery grass associated with erosion control and slope stabilisation. Local use must be context-checked.
Boundary: species records are educational and evidence-bounded. They are not medical advice, statutory plant-health advice, carbon-credit evidence or investment advice.
Free Library Collections
What Visitors Can Use Immediately
- Species records for restoration and seed-bank learning.
- Restoration notes on soil, water, trees, erosion and propagation.
- Botanical Garden and Seed Bank explainers.
- Decarbonisation notes for rural productive services.
- Parametric insurance explainers for triggers, exposure and basis risk.