Queensland
Parks & Wildlife Service
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Wet
Tropics Management Authority
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 Speewah
Trailhead. An aerial-view map of the Barron
Gorge National Park depicting the walking trails forms
the focus for essential visitor information. |
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 Evolutionary
Timeline. Situated in the Rainforest Habitat,
Port Douglas, this wall-sized panel shows the un-broken
evolution of plants and animals in the Wet Tropics of
North Queensland. All illustration was created in-house
by Pembroke Graphics. (See
illustration section) |
Queensland
Heritage Trails Network
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 Halloran's
Hill, Atherton. From Cardwell in the south
to Cooktown in the north and out as far as Chillagoe,
these pairs of signs inform the traveller of local attractions,
as well as geographical information. |
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 Halloran's
Hill, Atherton. A map sign that accompanies
the adjoining information panel shows relevent geographical
details as well as identifying nearby tourist attractions. |
 Cooktown.
This panel combined a simple town map with photographic
and text-based information. |
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Nyleta
Wetlands (Hasties Swamp)
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 Nyleta
Wetlands. A series of 6 interpretive panels
were designed to tell the story of the wetlands and
the amazing variety of bird life that frequent the area.
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 Nyleta
Wetlands. Interpretive panel showing the history
of the area. |
 These
panels, together with the bird identification panels
(right) adorn the purpose-built, 2-storey bird hide
on the edge of the wetlands. |
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 Nyleta
Wetlands. One of 8, highly detailed and informative
bird identification panels. |
Remote
Area Heritage Panels (8 sites)
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 Irvinebank.
8 panels were produced to be situated at: Irvinebank,
Emuford, Mt Mulligan, Almaden, Mt Molloy, Thornborough,
Mungana and Dimbulah. This panel required the illustration
of the town as an aerial-view map/guide. The colour
panels (like this one) have been placed in shelters
to shield them from the elements. (See
detail in the illustration section) |
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 Emuford.
One of 5 locations where the panels would
be located in constant, direct sunlight and were therefore
constructed out of etched aluminium to withstand the
effects of the intense levels of UV.
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Keatings
Lagoon - Queensland Parks & Wildlife
Service
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Keatings Lagoon
(NW of Cooktown).
A set of bird identification panels (see right)
accompanied this general park guide and detailed interpretive
panel (right) |
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Keatings
Lagoon. Detailed interpretive panel with one
of the bird identification panels (below). |
Kuranda
Walking Trail Panels
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 Kuranda.
The signs depicted varying aspects of the life and history
of Kuranda - in this panel the local Aboriginal culture. |
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 Kuranda.
Information signs for the network linked of walks
in and around Kuranda. The illustrated aerial-view
map of the area was a vital part of the commission.
(See
detail in the illustration section)
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Malanda
Gourmet Food Factory - Display Panels
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Malanda.
A series of 20 very detailed and informative exhibition
panels for the Malanda Gourmet Food Factory depicting
every aspect of the dairy industry in the far north
of Queensland.
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