Services Performed:
Exhibit Fabrication, Mural Painting, Diorama Production, Graphics, Interactive Engineering, Installation.

Designed by Joseph A. Wetzel Associates

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Lawton, Oklahoma

This exhibit interprets the natural features of the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge in western Oklahoma. The core of the exhibit is a series of large walk-through habitat environments interpreting the four eco-niches found on the refuge. Visitors can also walk into a darkened environment where they can hear what the refuge sounds like at night.

Split Rock Studios was responsible for all exhibit work, including the creation of the large habitat dioramas.