These exhibits are being deployed through more than 30 multi-sensory, educational art exhibits throughout western North America and beyond for display at libraries, airports, municipal buildings, University buildings, malls, or other, drawing widespread interest among urban and rural audiences, policymakers, and others. Check out conceptual renderings of the actual back photo collage panel here.

These exhibits are being deployed through more than 30 multi-sensory, educational art exhibits throughout western North America and beyond for display at libraries, airports, municipal buildings, University buildings, malls, or other, drawing widespread interest among urban and rural audiences, policymakers, and others. Check out conceptual renderings of the actual front Illustration panel here.

This IYRP Creative Toolkit functions as both a practical manual and a creative framework, offering step-by-step guidance, adaptable templates, and strategies for showcasing and documenting rangelands and pastoralist cultures, while honoring contributing artists, scientists, and advocates throughout the world. Designed for community groups, educational institutions, NGOs, nonprofits, and government agencies, it lowers barriers to participation in arts-based programming, even for those with little prior experience.

Sites selected to receive exhibits are expected to participate in evaluating the impact of these public venue displays. This document provides the components of the evaluation plan for partners to implement to the best of their ability. Please complete both the evaluation form and intercept interview expectations, and if possible the follow-up interviews. Only sites with IRB-exempt protocols will be used for research purposes. Viewer response information from all other sites are for non-research reporting and impact evaluation only.

This information card interprets the wildlife and scenes in the featured illustration. It interprets 27 rangeland species or habitat elements. The illustration information card can be used in classroom settings, to help interpret the full-scale exhibit, and for general audiences to understand some of the unique species that inhabit these biomes. Please keep in mind that this image brings together many types of rangelands are in a single composite, from higher to lower elevation and from wetter to drier.