Interpretive Design
Native Plants & Pollinators
Interpretive Panels Client: U.S. Forest Service, Lolo National Forest Theme: Understand the importance of pollinators to our food supply and learn how your garden can be pollinator-friendly Writing: Susan Reel Illustrations: Nancy Seiler EASTERN U.S. SPECIES VERSION WESTERN U.S. SPECIES VERSION Panel Specifications: Low-profile, 36″ wide x 24″ high x 1/2″ thick high-pressure laminate. Sign […]
Montana Birding & Nature Trail
40-page guide featuring 25 viewing sites in the Bitterroot Valley, Montana Theme: Discover the Nature of Lewis & Clark. Client: Montana Natural History Center and partners, Missoula, Montana Award: First Place Media Award (2006) National Association for Interpretation Writing: Marina Richie, marinarichie.com Results! “The brochure that you developed and produced is excellent – beautiful design, smart […]
Mount Jumbo
Three-panel wayside exhibit Theme: How a community saved a mountain through local fundraising along with the cultural history of Mount Jumbo. Client: Five Valleys Land Trust Writing: Marina Richie, marinarichie.com
Silver’s Lagoon
Three-panel wayside exhibit Theme: Discover life above, on the surface, and below the surface of Silver’s Lagoon Client: The Montana Natural History Center Writing: Marina Richie, marinarichie.com Illustrations: Libby Anderson, age 12
Chelan-Douglas Land Trust
10-panel wayside exhibit Client: Chelan-Douglas Land Trust, Wenatchee, WA Theme: New open space trailhead for Horse Lake, Day Drive, and Jacobson Preserve in the Wenatchee foothills featuring wildlife, ecology and cultural notes. Writing: Marina Richie, marinarichie.com Illustrations: Nancy Seiler
Montana Audubon
Six-panel wayside exhibit features Montana Audubon’s new wet lab on the banks of the Yellowstone River in Billings, Montana Client: Montana Audubon Writing: Marina Richie, marinarichie.com Illustrations: Nancy Seiler
U.S. Forest Service, Seeley Lake
Three-panel wayside exhibit Theme: Exhibit examines the historic and present use of fire in this old growth larch grove. Girard Grove has the largest larch (or tamarack) tree in the U.S. Client: U.S. Forest Service, Seeley Lake Writing: Marina Richie, marinarichie.com
Medicine Rocks State Park
Five-panel wayside exhibit Theme: Medicine Rocks, located in eastern Montana is the site of a prehistoric river. Panels examine plants, wildlife, Native American culture, ranching, and geology. Client: Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks Writing: Lee Lamb Illustrations: Nancy Seiler
Hell Creek State Park
Four-panel wayside exhibit with brochure Theme: Interpretation examines archeological find of the first T-Rex dinosaur with “PaleoTrail” and the natural history of the mule deer with “Mule Deer Trail”. Also looks at retreating lake shores of Ft. Peck Reservoir. Client: Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks Writing: Marina Richie, marinarichie.com
C.J. Austin Co.
Wayside exhibit Theme: History of neighborhood corner store and adaptive re-use and green technology construction Client: Loken Builders
Maud S Canyon Nature Trail
Four-panel wayside exhibit Theme: A walk in Maud S Canyon leads visitors into the bedrock of Butte, Montana’s geology, history and community. Client: East Ridge Foundation Writing: Marina Richie, marinarichie.com Illustration: Ed Jenne, E.R. Jenne Illustration
Primm Meadow
Three-panel wayside exhibit Theme: This rare ponderosa pine grove bears witness to stories of hardiness and renewal. Client: Five Valleys Land Trust, Missoula, Montana Results! “The kiosk display created by Nancy and Marina truly captured the essence of the public and natural values of Primm Meadow and illuminated the uniqueness of its’ magnificent old ponderosa […]
