INTERPRETIVE SIGNAGE & ART ELEMENTS
Combining education and nature
An important part of our park and trail projects is the interpretive signage and exhibits designed exclusively for each location, this helps to create a narrative that acts to generate a positive visitor experience. These displays are an important part of creating a theme, a sense of place, and challenging visitor’s imaginations, while presenting unique perspectives on the location’s cultural and natural history.




The Angeles National Forest and National Fish and Wildlife Foundation Partnership
Angeles National Forest Interpretive Signage Project
Amigos de los Rios – Emerald Necklace Group has been given the opportunity to develop interpretive signage for the Angeles National Forest (ANF) by the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF) and the U.S.D.A. Forest Service. The interpretive signage we create is providing information to forest visitors; regional location, access points, trail directions, points of interest, cultural and historical information, as well as plant and animal life education.
Our Interpretive Signage project is part of a larger strategy: The Angeles National Forest Copper, Ranch and Sayre Fire Restortion Strategy. This restoration strategy serves as the guiding document to aid the ANF and its partners in focusing, and ultimately implementing, projects that advance post-fire restoration in an ecologically meaningful and measurable way. The Restoration Strategy outlines the goals and objectives of the ANF for the fire restoration work, and highlights potential actions toward reaching those goals. The signage AMIGOS/Emerald Necklace Group is developing will help ANF meet these goals.
Amigos de los Rios Interpretive Signage, Art Elements and Educational Displays Photo Gallery
Below are some examples of the unique themed interpretive signage, art elements and educational displays created by our design team and included in the parks and trail projects built by Amigos De Los Rios.
- Emerald Necklace Vision Map
- Jeff Seymour Native Plant Palette
- LA History Trail Marker
- El Monte Veterans Memorial Park
- Map for City History Trail created by Amigos De Los Rios
- Pixley Park play area
- Pixley Park Insects
- Wellness Center Signage
- Wellness Center walkway signage
- Musical Instrument info and interpretive signage
- Whittier Narrows Recreation Area Trail Signage
- Bosque de Rio Hondo Flood Plain
- Gibson Mariposa Park marker on the Emerald Necklace
- Salazar Park Signage
- Gibson Mariposa Park Entrance
- Gibson Park butterfly decoration
- Gibson Mariposa Butterfly educational signage
- Climate Education
- Jeff Seymour Family Center Educational Signage
- Mural for Walking Bus Program
- Walking Bus Progam Map
- Tree Project carbon education
- Climbing Elements at Salazar Park
- Brett Goldstone Design Park Gate
- Lashbrook Park Accents
- Lashbrook Park on the Emerald Necklace
- Lashbrook Park Native Plant Palette
- Lashbrook Park Fitness Zone Equipment
- Madrid Middle School building mural enhancement
- S. El Monte Mini Center Play area designed and installed by Amigos
- Riverfront Park Celebration
- Water Element
- Rio Vista Park Trail Interpretive Signage and native plants
- History – at Rio Vista Park – Hicks Camp Map
- Rio Vista Park Hicks Camp Signage
- Tongva Indian language display
- Rio Vista Park Tongva Indian Shade Makers
- Peck Road Park Native Indian signage
- Rio Vista Park decorative element after renovation
- Heat Island Educational Materials
- Peck Water Conservation Area