Reimagining Wayfinding forMilwaukee County Park's Oak Leaf Trail

Start Date

02/20/2020

End Date

02/20/2020

Description

Each year more than 1.5 million users explore Milwaukee County's 125-mile Oak Leaf Trail system. The origins of the multi-use trail dates back to 1939 yet, until 2019, the system lacked a comprehensive wayfinding plan. Learn how Milwaukee County Parks and partners tackled the challenge of developing and implementing a navigation and wayfinding system that is designed to grow and evolve as the Oak Leaf Trail system continues to expand.

Location

Madison, WI

Distance Learning

Course Equivalency

Yes

Subjects

Transportation

Health, Safety and Welfare

Hours

1.0

Learning Outcomes

1) Recommended process for planning a trail signage program. 2) Working with a project team and consultant. 3) Choosing appropriate signage materials.

Instructors

Therese Gripentrog, PLA & Ian Everett, Marketing Manager

Course Codes

Provider

Wisconsin Chapter - American Society of Landscape Architects

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