Previous Award Recipients

< Media Awards

Volunteer for the 2011 Media Awards Committee! Contact Marc Blackburn.
Congratulations to last year’s winning entries! Find the 2008 Media Award recipients below, or download the 2008 NAI Interpretive Media Awards Program Booklet.

Audio

1st Place
Voices of the Mission Audio Tour
Antenna Audio and Mission San Juan Capistrano

2nd Place
Eastern Sierra Roadside Heritage: Hwy 395 / Paiutes, Prospectors, Pioneers
Audio Landscapes for the Eastern Sierra Institute for Collaborative Education

3rd Place
National Underground Railroad Freedom Center Permanent Tour
Antenna Audio and The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center

3rd Place
The Grand Tour – Mobile London Tour
Antenna Audio and The National Gallery, London

Multimedia

1st Place:
Acadia National Park: Virtual Tour
Acadia eCruise Team

2nd Place:
Volunteers and Invasive Plants Learning and Lending A Hand
Center for Invasive Plant Management and US Fish and Wildlife Service

3rd Place:
Subduction Construction: A Virtual Geological Exploration
Golden Gate National Parks

Video

1st Place
Ribbon of Sand
John Grabowska, Harpers Ferry Center for Media Services

2nd Place
Gates of the Arctic: Alaska’s Brooks Range
North Shore Productions

3rd Place
Gros Morne National Park of Canada: Holding Ground
Gros Morne National Park of Canada and Video Support Services Inc.

Interpretive Music

1st Place:
Good Summer Rain
Erica Wheeler

2nd Place
1857 Un Amour, Une Histoire
National Capital Commission

Large Book

1st Place
Condors in Canyon Country: The Return of the California Condor to the Grand Canyon Region
Sophie A.H. Osborn, Condors in Canyon Country, Grand Canyon Association

2nd Place
Chugach National Forest: Legacy of Land, Sea and Sky
Alaska Geographic and Chugach National Forest

Interior Exhibits

1st Place
Rebirth of the Geology Museum at Yavapai Point
Grand Canyon National Park Team, Lead: Ellen Seeley, Designer: Chris Dearing, HFC

2nd Place
Connecting People and Place: A Permanent Exhibit Gallery
Jennifer Moore, Project Manager, Environmental Lands Division, DEM

3rd Place
The Martello Tower: Sentinel of Saint John
Parks Canada Carleton Martello Tower National Historic Site

Site Publications

1st Place:
Junior Ranger Adventure Book, Fort Frederica National Monument
Fort Frederica National Monument, Division of Interpretation

2nd Place:
Klondike Trail, North to the Yukon
Alaska Geographic and Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park

3rd Place:
Exploring Confederation Boulevard: Discover the Heart of the Capital
National Capital Commission

Interpretive Curriculum

1st Place
MinnAqua Leader’s Guide Fishing: Get In the Habitat!
MN DNR MinnAqua Program, MN DNR Creative Services, McGregor Design, Carlyn Iverson

2nd Place
The Salmon Source: An Educators Guide
State of California Department of Fish & Game, Humbolt State University, Sport Fish Restoration

Small Book Category

1st Place
Nature’s Yucky 2: The Desert Southwest
Mountain Press Publishing Company

1st Place
Compact Guide to Kansas Birds
Ted T. Cable, Scott Seltman, Krista Kagume and Gregory Kennedy
Lone Pine Publishing

2nd Place
Western Arctic National Parklands: Junior Ranger Booklet
National Park Service and Western Arctic National Parklands

3rd Place
Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve
Alaska Geographic and Wrangell-St. Elias National Park

Trail Guide

1st Place:
Yellowstone Young Scientist
National Park Service, Division of Interpretation and Education, Yellowstone

1st Place
Indian River Life-Saving Station
Delaware State Parks

2nd Place
Denali Walks
Alaska Geographic and Denali National Park

3rd Place
Aitkin County Naturally! Your Birding and Nature Trail Guide
Aitkin County, Naturally Birding and Nature Trail Guide Committee

Wayside Exhibits

1st Place
Going To The Sun Road Wayside Exhibits
David Restivo, Glacier National Park

2nd Place
Ikara !! the meeting place: Living With Land Interpretive Trail
Judi Francis, Tony Rosella, Old Wilpena Station, Flinders Ranges National Park

3rd Place
South Beach All Accessible Interpretive Boardwalk Wayside Exhibit
South Beach State Park, Oregon Parks and Recreation Department