In order to have a sustainable impact on Bryant University’s campus, our team has set out to develop an ecological interpretation program for the institution’s walking trails.  Collectively, we have created a series of informational signs to place along these trails in the back of campus to teach those who wander them the importance of our environment.  Each of these signs highlights a particular habitat, plant, animal, or historical landmark that a person would encounter walking along the trails.  More specifically, we have included signs explaining environmental characteristics of the cemetery on campus, Metasequoia trees, primary succession through lichens and moss, the wooded swamp habitat, and various plant life.