Representative projects, large and small

Itasca State Park - Park Rapids, Minnesota

Exhibits at Minnesota’s first and largest state park focus on Ojibwe Indians, the old growth pine ecosystem, park establishment and early tourism, and the numerous Civilian Conservation Corps projects at the park.

Saluda Shoals Environmental Center - Columbia, South Carolina

In the Environmental Center’s 3,500 square feet of exhibits are large dioramas about the wetland and upland ecosystems, ferry boats, Catawba Indians and the building of a nearby dam on the Saluda River.

Bosque Redondo Memorial - Fort Sumner, New Mexico

Telling stories of conflict between cultures is always a challenge – especially when decendents of each side are on the exhibit review committee. For this project we worked with Navajo, Mescalero Apache and military historians.

Mueller State Park - Divide, Colorado

The exhibits at Mueller focus on topics that draw people from around the world to the Rocky Mountains: geology, black bear, elk herds, bighorn sheep and cultural history from gold mining to ranching.

John Martin Reservoir State Park - Hasty, Colorado

These exhibits are all about terns, plovers and bald eagles – their migrations, behavior, nest building, calls and wingspans – with a special focus on how well shorebirds can conceal their nests on a sandy shoreline.

Lory State Park - Fort Collins, Colorado

Located where the grasslands meet the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, the exhibits at Lory focus on biodiversity and give visitors and a variety of things to discover, touch, listen to and look for.

Valley of Fires Recreation Areas - Carrizozo, New Mexico

There is lots of life on this old lava flow! Fifteen wayside panels, many with interactive features, interpret this strange, harsh landscape and explain the surprising biodiversity found here.

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