Caia Cupito is a seasoned professional in the field of interpretive planning and design, currently serving as the Owner of Natural Light, where she leverages her extensive 35 years of experience to create engaging and educational experiences for visitors to parks, forests, and scenic byways....
Caia Cupito is a seasoned professional in the field of interpretive planning and design, currently serving as the Owner of Natural Light, where she leverages her extensive 35 years of experience to create engaging and educational experiences for visitors to parks, forests, and scenic byways. As a National Association for Interpretation (NAI) Certified Interpretive Planner, Caia specializes in developing comprehensive interpretive plans that enhance the understanding and appreciation of natural and cultural resources. Her portfolio includes significant projects for esteemed agencies such as the US Forest Service and the Bureau of Land Management, where she has successfully crafted Scenic Byway Interpretive Plans and site-specific Interpretive Plans that resonate with diverse audiences.
At Natural Light, Caia’s expertise extends beyond interpretive planning to encompass graphic design and exhibit design, where she utilizes her proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite, including Illustrator and InDesign, to create visually compelling interpretive panels and exhibits. Her work not only emphasizes aesthetic appeal but also integrates thorough research and thoughtful text writing to ensure that the narratives presented are both informative and engaging.
Caia is also adept in project management, guiding teams through the intricacies of design and implementation while maintaining a focus on the educational goals of each project. Her commitment to public speaking and outreach further enhances her ability to connect with stakeholders and communities, fostering a collaborative approach to interpretive initiatives. With a passion for art and storytelling, Caia Cupito continues to make significant contributions to the field, helping to illuminate the stories of our natural and cultural heritage for future generations.
