While the International Wolf Center (IWC) is a beloved Minnesota institution, its decades-old exhibits needed a refresh for a new generation of visitors—and a new era of wolf research.
In the last 30 years, the recovery of wolf populations has raised questions about how humans can successfully coexist with wolves. The new exhibits address this controversial topic from multiple angles while helping visitors understand the basics of wolf behavior.
When creating an exhibit, every dollar matters. Whether repurposing taxidermy or choosing photos instead of hand-painted murals, we grew the impact of the IWC’s new exhibit without adding to the bottom line.
Our team guided IWC staff through the activities key to a timely installation including architecture reviews, construction check-ins, and the removal of old exhibits.
The renovation of this DNR building for new exhibits came with a slew of logistics. Between architecture reviews, construction check-ins, and the removal of old exhibits, our team guided IWC staff through the activities key to a timely installation.
Although there were countless opportunities to incorporate tech into the IWC exhibits, we prioritized the most impactful visitor experiences. Through an interactive map, virtual plane ride, and more, visitors get to see wolves and wolf research in fun and memorable ways.