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Schmeeckle Reserve Interpreters:
Media Design Projects
Our team can help move your
project from conceptual ideas to
reality. We offer full
design services for media and
publications, and coordinate services with other
design and fabrication companies to preserve the
original vision of the project.
Explore the links below for more
information:
Media Services Offered
Conceptual Media Plans:
Conceptual media designs are major
components in any
interpretive master plan
that we develop. For a site that
already has a master plan in
place, we can develop a
supplemental conceptual media
plan that fits the mission,
audience, resources, and themes.
Our team will develop innovative
ideas and techniques for
sharing your stories,
from interactive exhibits and
tactile signage, to engaging
object theaters and discovery
rooms. Documenting your concepts
is important before handing off
the project to a fabricator.
Design/Fabrication Services:
Our team has expertise in
researching, writing, and
designing interpretive signage,
brochures, and booklets. We
strive to show the story
visually with engaging graphics
and minimal text. We also
coordinate with several panel
and frame fabrication companies
to make the entire process
seamless.
Research/Inscription
Writing/Graphic Acquisition:
Although we are unable to offer
complex exhibit design, we do provide
services to research the
stories, write concise and
readable inscriptions, and
acquire high quality images that
will be incorporated into
exhibits. We work closely
with exhibit fabricators
throughout the process to ensure
that the final product is true
to your vision.
Recent Media Design and
Planning Projects
Our recent media design and
planning projects include:
Interpretive trail signage
planning, design, and
fabrication for Black
Kettle National Grassland
in Cheyenne, Oklahoma.
2007. Nancy Brunswick.
Interpretive trail signage
planning, design, and
fabrication for Central
Wisconsin Environmental Station
in Amherst Junction, WI. 2006.
Scott Johnson, director,
715-824-2428.
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here to see signs
Interpretive panel and
wayfinding signage development
for Hamus Nature
Preserve in Marshfield,
WI. 2006. Floyd Hamus, project
supervisor, 715-384-4739.
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here to see signs
Outdoor wayside exhibit and
indoor history exhibit design
and fabrication for Mead
Wildlife Area Education Center
in Milladore, WI. Current. Tom
Meier, property supervisor, Mead
Wildlife Area, 715-457-6771.
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see signs
Outdoor wayside exhibit and
indoor history exhibit design
and fabrication for Mead
Wildlife Area Education Center
in Milladore, WI. Current. Tom
Meier, property supervisor, Mead
Wildlife Area, 715-457-6771.
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see signs
Outdoor wayside exhibit design
and fabrication for Great
River Road Visitor Center in
Prescott, WI. 2006. Mike Hunter,
Prescott Mayor, 715-262-5544.
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here to see signs
Interpretive panel development
for Aurora, Illinois along the
Illinois Lincoln Highway.
2005. Jan Mangers, 630-844-3627.
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here to see signs
Interpretive panel development
for National Ice Age Trail
kiosk at Hartman Creek State
Park, WI. 2004. Jean Potter,
North Central Field Coordinator
of Ice Age Park & Trail
Foundation, 920-787-6592.
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see signs
Interpretive panel development
for Erickson Natural Area
kiosk in Stevens Point, WI.
2004. Kent Hall, 715-344-8081.
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here to see signs
Final exhibit plan,
inscription writing, graphic
acquisition, video scripting for
Crowleys Ridge Nature Center
at Jonesboro, AR as contracted
with Split Rock Studios, St.
Paul, Minnesota. 2004. Craig
Sommerville, President, Split
Rock Studios, 800-433-9599.
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Final exhibit plan for
Whitefish Dunes State Park,
WI in cooperation with Split
Rock Studios, St. Paul,
Minnesota. 2002.
Conceptual exhibit plan for
Schlitz Audubon Nature Center,
Milwaukee, Wisconsin. 2002.
Exhibit Concept Plan for
Okefenokee National Wildlife
Refuge, Richard S. Bolt
Visitor Center. 1997. Maggie
OConnell, Ranger, Okefenokee
National Wildlife Refuge, GA,
(912) 496-7836.
Wayside Exhibit Plan for the
Highland Scenic Byway.
1993. Cynthia Schiffer, District
Ranger, Monongahela National
Forest, WV, (304) 799-4334.
Exhibit Plan. Whitefish
Dunes State Park Visitor Center.
1993. Allen Miller, Whitefish
Dunes State Park, Wisconsin
Department of Natural Resources,
Sturgeon Bay, WI, (414)
823-2400.
Wisconsin Conservation Hall
of Fame Exhibit Plan. 1992.
Bill Horvath, Executive
Secretary, Wisconsin
Conservation Hall of Fame,
Stevens Point, WI, (715)
341-1022.
Apostle Islands National
Lakeshore Wayside Exhibit
Plan. 1986. Jim Mack, presently
Chief of Interpretation, Rocky
Mountain National Park.
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Interpretive Services Offered
Team Members
Planning Philosophy
Master Planning Projects
Media Design Projects
Workshops and Training
Publications and Plans
Gallery of Media Projects
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