Science communication

WATERWAYS CENTRE FOR FRESHWATER MANAGEMENT
Service Areas: Science Communication, Photographic Resources

As part of an ongoing re-brand, the Waterways Centre for Freshwater Management worked with EOS Ecology to create a professional, lively DLE brochure.

The focus of the end product was to inform and engage viewers, outlining the key objectives of the Waterways Centre. This was achieved by the use of concise content, powerful infographics, and rich photography—laid out in a clean, yet dynamic manner. The result was a well organised piece of design that reflected the Waterway Centre’s brand, clearly communicated their objectives, and spoke quality and professionalism to a wide audience. 

TE WAIHORA/LAKE ELLESMERE – STATE OF THE LAKE AND FUTURE MANAGEMENT
Service Areas: Science Communication, Photographic Resources

Following the 2006 Lake Ellesmere Symposium, the team at EOS Ecology were asked to design and publish a book on the state of the lake in 2009.

With the literature encompassing all aspects of the current state and future management of the lake, the EOS designers had to focus on intelligent design and imagery to make the expansive end document an engaging read. Redesigning and streamlining data graphics and utilising appropriate images were key design requisites. By generating visual continuity between chapters submitted by different authors and creating an overall sumptuous design, the EOS team have produced a professional publication appealing to a wide audience. 

WATERWAYS, WETLANDS AND DRAINAGE GUIDE
Service Areas: Science Communication, Photographic Resources, Urban Ecology

Aiming to create a definitive 400 page technical document about Christchurch’s drainage and waterway network, the Christchurch City Council commissioned EOS Ecology to create an end-product that would stand the test of time.
 
Intended for use by a range of end-users, from managers to technical personnel, the team at EOS had the challenge of producing a publication containing a high level of technical detail while also making it appropriate for less technical audiences. The EOS designers combined their scientific knowledge with their design skills to co-edit and design a document which encouraged the uptake of information by all of its readers.