Wildlife webcams stream live video and audio from across the headland into the Visitor Centre where DJW provided a system for playing it back live to the visitors, as well as recording footage for playing back in the quieter times of the year.

An outdoor LCD screen shows the latest information and details for group visits, quickly updatable by the staff.

DJW installed a weather station, and the information there is relayed back to displays inside the Visitor Centre.

Inside the converted barn, visitors can learn about the rich history of the area through interactive PCs and touch screens. In all, there were 14 monitors showing wildlife footage and interactives so DJW worked closely with the designers to ensure everything fitted well.

There are audio points with both handsets and directional speakers. This approach was used as the barn was relatively small and DJW wanted to avoid audio overspill.