1. Creates a series of interpretive exhibit panels that convey the desired interpretive messages in a relevant and simple manner. 2. Produces thematic, multi-sensory, and graphically appealing exhibit panels consistent with the landscape. 3. Creates interpretive exhibit panels that are sensitive to diverse cultures in the development and presentation of graphics/artwork and the written text. 4. Follows the “California State Parks Accessibility Guidelines, 2015 Edition” esp. for Exhibits pgs. 111-124. See Attachment F. 5. The final deliverables of this project shall be: a. A series of six (6) to eight (8) interpretive exhibit panels that are of the highest quality construction and standards to withstand the expected high use of park visitors and outdoor elements ready to be installed at pre-selected locations; b. A digital (pdf) and printed interpretive trail guide that is both ADA remediated and translated from English into Spanish. c. Provide weather-resistant durable housing to hold interpretive trail guides.
