Interpretation helps bring the world into focus.
We all love museums, zoological gardens, field guides, and informative posters. We all love nature and geographical magazines, and we love illustrated maps and signs. Whatever your project or destination, there is a history and complexity that deserves to be shared with good interpretative materials.
Outreach Ecology can help you to share your own endeavours by producing interpretation materials.
By print, web, sign, or map, we look forward to learning with you about just how approachable this mass of information can be.
Please make sure to visit our Portfolio page.
Hello Trees: Novel Ways to Look at Trees on Your Travels
Several different ways to view trees that you meet on your travels. Bar-Ness, Y. (2010). Hello Trees: Novel Ways to Look at Trees on Your Travels Boots n all Travel website, September 2010 Link: HelloTrees.pdfSacred Trees of Western India
A travel article for those who would explore the famous and significant trees of Western India. Bar-Ness, Y. (2010). Sacred Trees of Western India Gonomad, September 2010 Link: SacredTreesOfWesternIndia.pdfThe Colorado Rainbow
A travel article describing the sandstone canyons of the Colorado Plateau. In Jetwings Magazine. Bar-Ness, Y. (2010). The Colorado Rainbow. Jetwings, June 2010. Link: Jetwings_Colorado_Plateau_FINAL.pdfSadhana Forest Mapping and Baseline Forest Measurement Project
A report on measuring and monitoring the forest regeneration project at Sadhana, Auroville, India. Bar-Ness, YD, & Hays, K. (2009) Sadhana Forest Mapping and Baseline Forest Measurement Project. (Report for Sadhana Forest Restoration Project, Auroville, Tamil Nadu, India) Link: SadhanaReport2009.pdfThree Wild Places in India You’ve Never Heard Of
A travel article that describes three wild places in India, while remarking on the idea of exploration and secrecy in the travel industry Bar-Ness, Y. (2011). Three Wild Places in India You’ve Never Heard Of. Pixelhose, 2011. Link: Pixelhose_ThreeWildPlacesInIndiaYouveNeverHeardOf.pdf