A large interpretive sign is displayed on a rocky mountain top meadow, with evergreen trees in the background
- A stylized dark blue graphic of a moth

Tetrahedron Park Interpretive Signs

Client: BC Parks and Sunshine Coast Natural History Society

Role: Graphic design, in partnership with Sunshine Coast Natural History Society. Photography by Rand Rudland.

Overview

Tetrahedron Park is located in southwestern BC, on the traditional lands of the shíshálh Nation. The park includes a collection of backcountry trails and cabins for recreational use. A variety of landscapes, including lakes, streams, wetlands, and mountain peaks highlight the park, which is also home to the Sechelt community watershed.

Outcome

In an effort to increase biodiversity awareness on the Sunshine Coast, a series of seven large interpretive signs were designed and installed along the park’s primary trail system. Each sign depicts specific flora and fauna to identify while travelling through the park, providing an opportunity for education and engagement.

A woman with long blond hair looks at a large interpretive sign
A blue interpretive sign titled Ferns, Mosses and Lichens is installed on a wooden post in front of a lush green landscape
A woman stands on a rock posing next to a large interpretive sign
A stylized dark blue graphic of a dragonfly
A large interpretive sign is displayed on a rocky mountain top meadow, with evergreen trees in the background
Blue interpretive sign featuring Biodiversity of Mt. Steele and Alpine Tundra, shown through accompanying text and an assortment of species photos.
A stylized dark blue graphic of a moth
A blue interpretive sign titled Fens is displayed on a wooden post in front of a lush green landscape
An interpretive sign is mounted on wooden posts overlooking mountains and an alpine lake
A stylized dark blue graphic of a deer

Trina at Blue Yonder Creative was great to work with on an interpretive signage project for Tetrahedron Park. Her professionalism and experience allowed our signage design project to meet timelines and produced an amazing product for visitors to the park to enjoy.

Elyse Guzek, Park Ranger, Lower Sunshine Coast

BC Parks

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