STEWARDSHIP STORIES — BCC local review candidate, 2 October 2026

Eight original SVG illustrations, branching situations, discussion prompts and code were created in this BCC lane. Every scene uses invented forms and arrangements. None is a measured view, geological section, real incident, actual wildlife sighting, current closure map or ground-level scan. No Thor's Hammer replacement is included.

Factual guidance is paraphrased from dated primary National Park Service reading. Full titles, publishers, direct URLs, retrieval date, page update date where observed, supported claims and text-receipt hashes are in sources.json. Narrative applications are original educational judgments rather than agency instructions or outcome forecasts.

No NPS photographs, external illustrations, agency logos, Google imagery or third-party models are included. NPS pages may contain separately credited media; government hosting is not treated as a license. Leave No Trace principles retain their credited organization rights; no logo or full principle list is reproduced in this pack.

The demonstration and screen reading/card editions reference the existing locally hosted Gelasio and Inter fonts, unchanged. Their SIL Open Font License notices are at ../../../fonts/OFL-Gelasio.txt and ../../../fonts/OFL-Inter.txt, relative to this directory.

For reliable PDF text embedding, the print cards use static instances of those same OFL fonts, with renamed families BCC Story Sans and BCC Story Serif. No new font was downloaded. The fonts/ directory contains three generated TTFs, both original license notices and font-manifest.json with original input hashes, pinned axes and output hashes. Original copyright/license records are retained. The PDF embeds subsets of these static fonts; the variable WOFF source files remain unchanged.

BCC is independent of the National Park Service. No affiliation, endorsement, professional review, live conditions or publication acceptance is implied. Parent review owns integration. No external services, accounts, tracking, automatic audio or location collection are used.