Our Work: Interpretation & Exhibit Design

Preservation planning, archaeology, community histories, and interpretation for redevelopment along Minneapolis’ waterfront

Creating a visitor experience for a cultural and environmental center that will connect people with the Sanctuary as a Dakota sacred place

Culturally rich stories from Georgia’s largest and southernmost barrier island

Immersive exhibits inspire wonder at the works of nature

Interpretation in Dakota and English highlights the significance of the Minnesota Bison Conservation Herd.

Re-visioning a presidential home and plantation through meaningful public engagement

A roadmap for developing a culturally-authentic tourism program and creating meaningful economic development.

Interpretive signage conveys messages of stewardship, sustainability, and Dakota history

New exhibits share stories from the nation’s first national seashore

Expanding an exhibit to tell a larger story of George Daniels’ life and of the Minnesota African American community

Developed and oversaw fabrication of interpretive waysides of pollinators at 10 MN state parks.

Significant archaeological investigation in collaboration with Dakota partners

Revealing difficult stories through place-based interpretation and storytelling

Creating new exhibits that explore connections between natural resources and cultural histories at this Civilian Conservation Corps era park

Interpreting our nation’s parks from Alaska to the Everglades

New exhibits support tourism revival and economic development for PA Wilds

Interpretive elements highlight an architectural marvel’s past and revitalized present

Exhibits and Cultural Learning Center share the richness of black culture in an Ohio community.

Encouraging exploration and care through creative, award-winning exhibits

Expanding the story at the home of a Confederate general

Developed 23 interpretive waysides for Garman Nature Preserve and Indian Mounds Park that incorporated original indigenous artwork

Bilingual waysides share centuries of history and merging cultures at the U.S.’s oldest masonry fort

Developing touring exhibits that will bring civil rights sites to light

Interpretation and resources planning inform stewardship and preservation of extensive cultural history on a river corridor

Audio descriptions for a family-friendly interpretive exhibit to improve accessibility are a first for this state park system

Adding interpretive value to an unlikely place: a trash processing facility

Engaging communities to re-envision interpretation and storytelling along St. Paul’s Mississippi waterfront

Interpretive waysides and hands-on tactiles enhance accessibility while sharing stories of this sacred place