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Wildlife Works is dedicated to developing forest conservation projects in collaboration with local communities, focusing on safeguarding some of the most biodiverse ecosystems on Earth. Their holistic approach integrates economic solutions to empower forest communities, enabling them to achieve their own development goals while preserving vital habitats. Founded in 1997, Wildlife Works operates globally, with projects aimed at preventing deforestation and protecting endangered species. Their initiatives not only foster environmental sustainability but also enhance the quality of life for local populations through education, water access, and community engagement. Generated from the website

Studio 102, based in San Francisco, CA, specializes in branding, visual communication, information design, architectural signage, and environmental graphics. The studio has been involved in a variety of projects ranging from designing monument signs for creek access points to developing signage for the new BART Transit Operations Facility in Oakland. With a keen focus on wayfinding solutions, Studio 102 has embarked on citywide programs like the wayfinding signage project in Galt, CA, which includes gateway monuments and pedestrian map kiosks. Their expertise extends to transit-oriented messaging, as showcased in the completion of the city wayfinding and branding program for Metuchen, NJ. Noteworthy projects also include the installation of wayfinding signs and interpretive maps at the Bay Area Ridge Trail access point in the new Berryessa BART Station in San Jose, reflecting the studio's commitment to enhancing user experience through effective design solutions. Generated from the website content