0
Skip to Content
Danthonia Designs
Products
Browse ALL PRODUCTS
School Signs
Local Government Signs
Home and Property Signs
Business Signs
Case Studies
About Us
Our Company
Our Work
Our Warranty
Awards
Our Privacy Policy
Terms and Conditions
Terms and Conditions of Purchase
Contact
LED Login
Danthonia Designs
Products
Browse ALL PRODUCTS
School Signs
Local Government Signs
Home and Property Signs
Business Signs
Case Studies
About Us
Our Company
Our Work
Our Warranty
Awards
Our Privacy Policy
Terms and Conditions
Terms and Conditions of Purchase
Contact
LED Login
Folder: Products
Back
Browse ALL PRODUCTS
School Signs
Local Government Signs
Home and Property Signs
Business Signs
Case Studies
Folder: About Us
Back
Our Company
Our Work
Our Warranty
Awards
Our Privacy Policy
Terms and Conditions
Terms and Conditions of Purchase
Contact
LED Login
Products Boroondara City Council Environmental Interpretive signs
boroondara-parks-rainbow-lorikeet-freestanding-interpretive-sign-board.jpg Image 1 of 4
boroondara-parks-rainbow-lorikeet-freestanding-interpretive-sign-board.jpg
boroondara-parks-bird-life-interpretive-signage.jpg Image 2 of 4
boroondara-parks-bird-life-interpretive-signage.jpg
boroondara-parks-bossy-birds-information-tourism-signage.jpg Image 3 of 4
boroondara-parks-bossy-birds-information-tourism-signage.jpg
boroondara-parks-environmental-interpretive-signage-victoria.jpg Image 4 of 4
boroondara-parks-environmental-interpretive-signage-victoria.jpg
boroondara-parks-rainbow-lorikeet-freestanding-interpretive-sign-board.jpg
boroondara-parks-bird-life-interpretive-signage.jpg
boroondara-parks-bossy-birds-information-tourism-signage.jpg
boroondara-parks-environmental-interpretive-signage-victoria.jpg

Boroondara City Council Environmental Interpretive signs

$0.00
Koonung Creek and Willsmere Billabong are two of the bodies of water along the Yarra River that are the focus of Boroondara City Council’s efforts to get local biodiversity closer to its original state.

Koonung Creek, a Yarra tributary, had become one of Melbourne’s most polluted creeks, while Willsmere, one of a few original billabongs from before the area was settled, was threatened by a planned new cycle path and bridge. Then Council decided to turn things around. Council hopes that by establishing reserves and encouraging native wildlife, these patches of bushland can flourish once again, providing opportunities for families and bushwalkers to experience Victorian wildlife close to home. Creating community awareness of local flora and fauna through interpretive signage is important to achieving this goal.

Boroondara approached Danthonia again to fabricate the interpretive signs for Willsmere Billabong and the Koonung Creek Wetlands. These signs feature tough, digitally printed aluminium panels mounted to rust-proof aluminium posts and ‘totems’. The larger totems were treated with a Corten weathered-steel effect, which blends in with the reserves’ natural colours and patterns while providing exceptional durability.

See more signage we've created for .Boroondara City Council

Add To Cart
Koonung Creek and Willsmere Billabong are two of the bodies of water along the Yarra River that are the focus of Boroondara City Council’s efforts to get local biodiversity closer to its original state.

Koonung Creek, a Yarra tributary, had become one of Melbourne’s most polluted creeks, while Willsmere, one of a few original billabongs from before the area was settled, was threatened by a planned new cycle path and bridge. Then Council decided to turn things around. Council hopes that by establishing reserves and encouraging native wildlife, these patches of bushland can flourish once again, providing opportunities for families and bushwalkers to experience Victorian wildlife close to home. Creating community awareness of local flora and fauna through interpretive signage is important to achieving this goal.

Boroondara approached Danthonia again to fabricate the interpretive signs for Willsmere Billabong and the Koonung Creek Wetlands. These signs feature tough, digitally printed aluminium panels mounted to rust-proof aluminium posts and ‘totems’. The larger totems were treated with a Corten weathered-steel effect, which blends in with the reserves’ natural colours and patterns while providing exceptional durability.

See more signage we've created for .Boroondara City Council

Koonung Creek and Willsmere Billabong are two of the bodies of water along the Yarra River that are the focus of Boroondara City Council’s efforts to get local biodiversity closer to its original state.

Koonung Creek, a Yarra tributary, had become one of Melbourne’s most polluted creeks, while Willsmere, one of a few original billabongs from before the area was settled, was threatened by a planned new cycle path and bridge. Then Council decided to turn things around. Council hopes that by establishing reserves and encouraging native wildlife, these patches of bushland can flourish once again, providing opportunities for families and bushwalkers to experience Victorian wildlife close to home. Creating community awareness of local flora and fauna through interpretive signage is important to achieving this goal.

Boroondara approached Danthonia again to fabricate the interpretive signs for Willsmere Billabong and the Koonung Creek Wetlands. These signs feature tough, digitally printed aluminium panels mounted to rust-proof aluminium posts and ‘totems’. The larger totems were treated with a Corten weathered-steel effect, which blends in with the reserves’ natural colours and patterns while providing exceptional durability.

See more signage we've created for .Boroondara City Council

FROM SKY SIGNS TO STATUTORY SIGNS, WE’RE

Danthonia Designs | 4188 Gwydir Highway | Elsmore NSW 2360 | 1800 552 700
© 2023 Danthonia Designs | Church Communities Australia | ABN 93086857310
Contact Us