People think in stories.
Conservation success stories therefore need more than facts, they also need protagonists, heroes, and a sense of the ongoing drama that wildlife, conservationists, and landowners experience everyday.
Examples above show 12 of the 19 two-page documents created for the 2025 Tennessee State Wildlife Action Plan to highlight prominent conservation issues and solutions while also serving as a hook for creating public interest and understanding. Work included interviews, writing, layout and design.
Website and document design and navigation are critical to draw people in and make finding content easy, as well as interesting.
Click through to view the Hatchie River Conservancy website, created using squarespace 7.1
Examples of sites designed, co-created, and/or maintained by K Gregg Consulting:
Hatchie River Conservancy (above, design)
Lower Mississippi Valley Joint Venture (design/management)
Southeastern Grasslands Institute (original design)
Tennessee Ornithological Society (home page content)
Examples above include a communications strategy on Prescribed Fire in the Southeast, the 2025 Tennessee State Wildlife Action Plan, and the East Gulf Coastal Plain Joint Venture Landbird Conservation Plan 1.0.
Examples above include the GCPO LCC 2013 Annual Report “By the Numbers,” An Eastern Hellbender case study from the 2015 TN State Wildlife Action Plan, and a 2017 State of the Gulf Coastal Plains and Ozarks LCC.
Examples above include a trifold brochure for Rio Grande Joint Venture participation in a 2024 “Water in the Desert” conference and a Riverlands Alliance 4-page brochure to introduce the organization to local businesses, partners, and communities.