When Hurricane Harvey irreparably damaged the interpretive signage at the Texas Department of Transportation’s Travel Information Center in Orange, TxDOT called on Erin McClelland Museum Services to replace the signs with new, modern interpretive panels. Located on a boardwalk that meanders through Blue Elbow Swamp,…
The Center for Academic Outreach and Engagement at Tarleton State University contracted with Erin to spearhead the content development for its new STEM Mobile Education Center. Erin oversaw the work of designers and a STEM education specialist to develop a concept for the 40-foot trailer…
Druce Reiley & Associates hired Erin to develop content for eight interpretive panels at Waco Mammoth National Monument. Erin worked closely with the site manager and educator, as well as National Park Service content experts, to make the story of the Waco mammoths’ discovery and…
As the primary interpretive planner for the new visitor center exhibits at Caprock Canyons State Park, Erin was responsible for the development of content for more than 500+ square feet of exhibits.
When Goose Island State Park constructed a new boardwalk overlooking their restored marshlands, park staff wanted to incorporate interpretation of the habitat and the endangered whooping cranes it supports. Erin served as project manager for the interpretation, coordinating the interpretive planning, graphic design, fabrication and installation.