Gardening together for good
We fund individuals and groups to create and maintain public gardens that benefit their local community.
• Each approved gardener receives at least ~$50 USDC per month.
• Extra rewards are given for exceptional creativity, impact, and community engagement.
• Payments are streamed automatically every second while requirements are met.
• Write an application with:
• Your name, contact information, and social handle(s).
• The location(s) where you plan to create or maintain public gardens (include Google Maps links).
• A description of your garden project, including types of plants, design ideas, and how it benefits the community.
• Photos or sketches of the proposed area and design concepts.
• A plan for obtaining necessary permissions from local authorities (if required).
• Your experience with gardening or community projects.
• How you plan to maintain the garden over time.
• Pay an application fee (this will be returned if you meet the application requirements).
• Develop and maintain your public garden at least once per month.
• Share clear before, during, and after photos of your gardening sessions.
• Include GPS location data with your photos.
• Share photos and videos of the garden’s growth and community interactions.
• Engage with the community to encourage participation and enjoyment of the garden.
• Post updates on Farcaster in the /nouns or /flows channel.
Do Good Without Expectation: Create a space that benefits the community selflessly.
Steward Public Spaces: Care for and improve shared environments.
Create Positive Externalities: Generate beauty and enjoyment that extends beyond the garden.
Empower Others: Encourage community involvement in gardening activities.
Embrace Absurdity & Difference: Incorporate unique and creative elements into your garden.
Teach About Nouna & Crypto: Use the garden as a platform to educate interested visitors.
Dare Greatly: Be bold in your design and community engagement efforts.
Have Fun: Enjoy the process and spread joy through your garden.
Act Ethically: Be honest and respectful in all activities.
Obtain Permissions: Secure necessary approvals from local authorities or landowners.
Respect Wildlife: Protect local flora and fauna; avoid invasive species.
Use Sustainable Practices: Employ eco-friendly methods and materials.
Community Engagement: Involve local residents and visitors in the gardening process.
Maintain Safety: Ensure the garden is safe for public use.
Document Accurately: Provide clear photos, videos, and updates of your work.
Cultural Respect: Be mindful of local customs and traditions.
Educational Value: Offer learning opportunities about gardening and Nounish values.
Inclusivity: Make the garden accessible and welcoming.
At least twice per month, on Farcaster in the /nouns or /flows channel, submit:
• Photos and videos of your gardening activities and the garden’s progress.
• Descriptions of any community engagement or events held in the garden.
• Stories of how the garden is impacting the community.
• Challenges faced and how you addressed them.
• Plans for future developments or improvements.
Your work will be checked through:
• GPS data in your photos and videos.
• Regular review of your updates and content quality.
• Community feedback and testimonials.
• Random spot checks by other participants or community members.
• Tracking of your consistency and impact over time.
To stay in the program:
• Maintain the garden regularly as required.
• Submit all required updates on time.
• Engage positively with the community.
• Uphold Nounish values in your work and interactions.
• Follow all safety and environmental guidelines.
• Respond to questions or feedback within a week.
You can lose your funding if you:
• Miss more than 6 weeks of gardening activities without explanation.
• Submit false reports or misleading information.
• Fail to obtain necessary permissions, leading to legal issues.
• Neglect the garden, resulting in deterioration or safety hazards.
• Ignore community feedback or concerns.
• Engage in activities that harm the environment or community.
• Violate local laws or regulations.
• Collaborate with local gardeners or community groups.
• Introduce new plant species or garden features.
• Organize community events or workshops in the garden.
• Create themed sections or seasonal displays.
• Engage schools or youth groups for educational programs.
Remember: We’re looking for dedicated individuals who are passionate about enhancing public spaces through gardening. By consistently caring for your garden and engaging the community, you help create a more beautiful and connected environment, embodying the spirit of Nounish values.
• Do not accept new applications if doing so will put the baseline minimum salary of recipients below $50 a month.
• Note: It is acceptable if the baseline salary falls below $50 due to new budgets or Nouns voting, but in that case, no new applications should be accepted.
• Monitor participants for adherence to requirements and Nounish values.
• Consider removing underperforming gardeners if new applicants demonstrate greater dedication and impact.
• Value community engagement and environmental impact over quantity of plants.
• Monitor for sustainable and ethical gardening practices.
• Encourage collaboration and sharing of best practices among participants.
Final Note
By supporting public gardens, we aim to foster community spirit, environmental stewardship, and the spread of Nounish values. Your contributions make public spaces more vibrant and enjoyable for everyone. We are excited to support your journey in cultivating beauty and connection through gardening.