Overview
Shepreth Wildlife Park approached us to equip their new SWCC Conservation Hub with engaging, hands‑on digital experiences designed to support conservation education for families, school groups, and young visitors. The brief focused on creating an interactive space that blends creativity, play, and learning.
Our Solution
- Digital Signage Screens Installed throughout the hub to deliver dynamic conservation messaging, educational content, and visitor information. The screens allow the SWCC team to update content quickly and keep messaging fresh.
- Interactive DigiSketch Wall A two‑part creative experience designed specifically for visitor engagement:• Scanner Station – Visitors choose an animal template, colour it in, and scan it beneath the DigiSketch scanner.• Interactive Wall – Their creation instantly appears on a large digital habitat, where it begins to wander around. Visitors can interact with their own animals as well as those created by others, creating a shared, playful environment.
- T‑Touch Interactive Table A multi‑touch table offering collaborative games, quizzes, and wildlife‑themed activities. Ideal for group learning and SEN‑friendly interaction.
- iSandbox An augmented‑reality sandbox that reacts to real‑time changes in the sand’s shape. Children can form landscapes, create rivers and mountains, and explore environmental concepts through tactile play.
Impact
The new technologies provide a varied mix of sensory, creative, and interactive experiences that support the Conservation Hub’s educational mission. The space now offers multiple ways for visitors to engage with wildlife themes — from hands‑on exploration to digital creativity — helping the hub deliver memorable, family‑friendly learning moments.

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