Parks & Environment Signs

Parks & Environment Signs are unique signs used outdoors to give people vital information about parks, nature areas, and the environment. These signs help visitors understand the rules, stay safe, and take care of the surroundings.

They are used in parks, nature reserves, and outdoor recreational areas. The signs might tell you where you can walk, where you can't go, where you can have a picnic, and where you should keep your dog on a leash.

In Australia, these signs follow specific standards to ensure people can easily understand them. The colours and shapes used on the signs have meanings:

1. Colours:

   • Green: Often used for signs related to nature and parks.
   • Brown: Used for signs about cultural and historical sites.
   • Blue: Used for signs near water bodies like rivers or lakes.
   • Yellow: Used for caution or warning signs.

2. Shapes:

   • Rectangle: General information or guidance signs.
   • Circle: Mandatory actions or prohibitions.
   • Triangle: Warnings or cautions.