The real voyage of discovery is not seeking new landscapes, but having new eyes. (Proust)
Terranes Projects
Terranes, LLC's most recent projects include working with The Museum at Warm Springs to provide photography and interpretive text for their new Twanat Interpretive Trail, and producing text and images for the Oregon Master Naturalist Program in Geology. Past work includes projects with Oregon State Parks, the High Desert Museum, and images for Newberry Volcano/LavaLands new Visitor's Center. To learn more about Terranes, visit the Terranes website:www.terranes.us
The Twanat Trail is a 1/4-mile-long
interpretive path that winds through old-grown cottonwoods along Shitike
Creek on The Museum At Warm Springs grounds. Terranes, LLC shot images of geology, native plants, and Museum architecture and facilities, developed and wrote text for geology interpretive panels, and provided general natural history/environmental content advice and editing. Terranes is also working with The Museum At Warm Springs to
develop and produce a Trail Guide pamphlet, and will provide
photographic coverage of The Museum's Huckleberry Festival that, this year,
celebrates the Twanat Trail's official opening.
The Museum At Warm Springs entry
Wild Rose (Rosa acicularis)
The Oregon Master Naturalist Program is a new opportunity for citizens to get involved with teaching and advising their friends and communities about Oregon's forests, grasslands, rivers, ecosystems, and geology. Offered by the Oregon State University Extension Service, this new program is mostly web-based. Terranes, LLC worked with the OSU Extension and Dr. Robert Lillie at OSU to produce text, graphics, photographs, and overall themes for the geology segment, and images for other components.
