Case Study |
Working in partnership with the National Park Service Rivers Trails and Conservation Assistance Program, members of the Ascutney Outdoors non-profit organization contacted Maja Design to develop a plan for an interactive outdoor trail that would include wayside exhibitry and low-maintenance interactive features at each interpretive stop.
The team at the Ascutney Outdoors wanted to formalize the new trail with high-quality interpretive signs describing the importance of conservation and the area's ecological features. They turned to Maja Design for the development of exhibitry and interactive features and iZone for High Pressure Laminate, which was utilized for its extreme durability, ease of maintenance, and 10- year warranty, ensuring enjoyment of the park for residents and visitors for many years to come.
Special thank you to Jennifer Waite of the National Park Service Rivers Trails and Conservation Assistance Program, who was an invaluable partner in the project, offering great ideas for the signage content and interactive exhibits.
Photos Courtesy of: MajaDsign, Inc.