INTERPRETIVE SIGNAGE DESIGN | Preserve maps | Environmental illustration

Greene Nature Preserve Interpretive Signage

Client: Lake Forest Open Lands Association (LFOLA) | 2022

 

LVB provided interpretive signage thematic consultation, research, photography, copywriting, graphic design development, custom mapping, and custom illustration services for four interpretive trail signs in the new Jean and John Greene Nature Preserve along the Lake Michigan shoreline.

Interpretive panels tell the story of the mature ravine’s unique ecology, geology, and hydrology and Lake Forest Open Land Association’s efforts to preserve and restore the woodland, ravine and creek ecosystems and make the open space accessible to the public.

As part of the project, LVB studied stream restoration documents and researched ravine processes in order to create an illustrative axonomic diagram of ravine formation. LVB also created a new perserve map to depict the park boundaries, trails system, and highlight the ravine topography. 

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Environmental Illustration | Graphic Design | Illustrated Maps | Interpretive Signage Design | Interpretive Trail Maps | Interpretive Trail Signage | Nature Themed Interpretive Signage
Related Tags: environmental storytelling | forest health | illustrative park map | kiosk sign design | watershed connectivity | watershed education | wayfinding and trail signage