Fort Owen State Park Design
Featuring over thirty unique pieces, the interpretive media at Fort Owen State Park immerses the visitor in the stories of
Field to Frame can support you throughout the interpretive planning process and work with you through design and implementation. My mission is to help you tell your story, meet your goals, and grow your impact.
Interpretive Media Design
Posewitz Free River Fishing Access Site
The Posewitz Free River Fishing Access Site interpretation celebrates the impact people have to protect woodlands and river ecosystems. It
Historic Wilborn
The Canyon Creek Wildlife Management Area is host to a fascinating history that is held in the memories of families
Interpretive Planning
Rocky Mountain Gardens
Field to Frame worked with Missoula County Department of Ecology and Extension and their constituents to develop an Interpretive Plan
Fort Owen State Park
Field to Frame worked with Montana State Parks and their constituents to develop an Interpretive Master Plan for Fort Owen
Interpretive Framework for Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks
This framework provided interpretive guidance for the Regional Visitor Centers in Great Falls, Kalispell, and Missoula ahead of their exhibit
Project Management
Montana’s Ancient Past
Montana’s Ancient Past is a full nature center exhibit that took two years to plan in partnership with the University
Bridge Dedication for Harriman State Park
In this unique project, Harriman State Park brought their designed panels to Field to Frame to find a creative display
Universal Trails and Outdoors for Everyone
Field to Frame coordinated a Five Valleys Land Trust program to host a Zoom-based panel discussion on access, equity, and
Evaluation
Interpretive Center Evaluation for Montana State Parks
Field to Frame created and tested interpretive exhibit and media evaluation tools while providing a summary of key findings for