Interpretive Panels for Stream Restoration Project created by Christine Elder
I designed and illustrated nine 2 x 3-foot interpretive panels that tell the story of the successful river restoration efforts that enabled a return of Chinook Salmon and Steelhead Trout to the watershed. They are located on Clear Creek, a major tributary to the upper Sacramento River in northern California.
I also assisted in writing the interpretive text, worked with subcontracted photographers to choose the best photographs possible and oversaw the production and printing of the panels.
Client: Western Shasta Resource Conservation District, California
Gallery of All Nine Panels
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- Local Birdlife
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- Salmonid Comparison
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- Watershed
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- Native Americans
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- Central Valley Project
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- Creek Life
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- Salmonid Life Cycle
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- Gold Fever
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- Local Wildlife
CHRISTINE’S ORIGINAL PAINTINGS FOR THE PROJECT
All original paintings of chinook and steelhead salmon created by Christine Elder
