Gibside National Trust is one of a few surviving 18th-century designed landscapes and was created with two things in mind: spectacular vistas and maintaining a natural habitat balance.

We were delighted to be asked to create a series of interpretation panels showcasing the local wildlife within this beautiful estate. Our team produced a range of designs, that offer a glimpse into the past whilst featuring bespoke wildlife based illustrations.

Gibside

A close up image of an interpretation panel at National Trusts Gibside estate. The panel shows an illustration of a moth and some text.
A close up image of a new interpretation panel at National Trusts Gibeside estate. In the background you can see Gibside Hall surrounded by nature. The panel has an illustration of a bat with text.
A black and white image showing illustrations of birds, bats, a newt, a dragonfly, a toad and an owl. The illustrations represent the wildlife that can be found at National Trusts Gibside estate.
A close up image of an interpretation panel at National Trusts Gibside estate. The panel is green and shows the National Trust logo with some text about Gibside Hall.
An image showing a full interpretation panel at National Trusts Gibside estate. The panel has information about the Banqueting House and Octagon Pond, as well as the ponds wild residents. The panel has illustrations of a newt, dragonfly and frog.
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