Coupeville Wharf Signs
Interpretive Signage
Ever been to a national park or roadside turnout and read one of those large signs telling you about some geo and/or biologic feature of that locale? What you were looking at was an interpretive sign. They're called interpretive signs because, as in the interpretation of a language, Environmental Interpretation
translates the technical language of a natural science or field into terms and ideas the everyday person can understand and appreciate. And does so in an interesting and entertaining manner through words and illustrations.
These signs were designed and illustrated for Island County Marine Resources Committee (MRC) and installed at various locations on Whidbey and Camano Islands. Signs written by Dan Pedersen.
Ever been to a national park or roadside turnout and read one of those large signs telling you about some geo and/or biologic feature of that locale? What you were looking at was an interpretive sign. They're called interpretive signs because, as in the interpretation of a language, Environmental Interpretation
translates the technical language of a natural science or field into terms and ideas the everyday person can understand and appreciate. And does so in an interesting and entertaining manner through words and illustrations.
These signs were designed and illustrated for Island County Marine Resources Committee (MRC) and installed at various locations on Whidbey and Camano Islands. Signs written by Dan Pedersen.
