Nonprofit + institutional · New Canaan, Connecticut
Waveny Park Conservancy website design
A digital home for park stewardship and community involvement.
A nonprofit website connecting Waveny Park’s landscape, conservation projects, visitor information, news, and ways to support its future.
Project overview
Connect the park’s story with the people who sustain it.
Waveny Park Conservancy’s website brings the park and the organization’s work into one accessible structure. Visitors can explore conservation projects, learn about the landscape, plan a visit, and find ways to get involved.
A visual homepage establishes a sense of place. Dedicated pages for projects, park information, organizational background, and support make the deeper story easier to explore, while a news archive keeps community updates connected to the mission.
Park information, conservation projects, and visitor resources approach Waveny from different perspectives. Someone planning time outdoors may begin with practical park details, while a supporter may want to understand work such as the Merritt Parkway Trail improvements. The website brings those interests together around a shared landscape in New Canaan.
The news archive gives the Conservancy’s continuing work a place alongside its longer-term mission and project content. Visitors can explore the park, learn about the organization, and find ways to contribute within the same structure. This park-conservation website connects the immediate experience of a community place with the stewardship and public support that help sustain it.
Design and development priorities
The details behind the website.
Website focus
- Nonprofit information architecture
- Conservation project storytelling
- Visitor information and park resources
- News, community involvement, and giving paths
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