Interpretive Signage

As a component of a larger trail project or an effort unto itself, NRS designs high-quality interpretive panels and sign systems including orientation kiosks, wayfinding systems, and stand-alone signage. For over a decade NRS has been working with regional experts to present the most relevant and accurate information about our natural and cultural resources. NRS coordinates concept development, designs compelling graphic layouts, and works with fabricators and installers to meet project goals.  

Related Projects

NRS was contracted through the City of Eureka to develop designs and coordinate implementation of 20 interpretive panels across three phases of the Eureka Waterfront Trail.

Interpretive signs were installed in the newly created W.D. Hadley Interpretive Gardens in the city of Ferndale, located in Humboldt County, California.
 

Interpretive signs were installed along the first mile of the Elk River Trail in the Headwaters Forest Reserve in Humboldt County, California.

Photo of Lake Earl Wildlife Area kiosk

Interpretive kiosks and signs were installed in the Lake Earl Wildlife Area in Del Norte County, California.

The Elk River Hikshari’ Trail (Hikshari’ is the Wiyot place name for this area) is a multiple-use, paved trail that runs between Truesdale Avenue (just south of the Bayshore Mall) 1.5 miles s