This workshop will include the original plan, the budget, deviations from the original plan, but most importantly why bilingual interpretive signs are important. Including, how to identify if a language barrier exists on their public lands. The completion of these signs from start to finish included four different groups. These roles come into play at different stages of the project, and it is critical that each party has a clear role and timeline. I will share all role descriptions including time commitments during the workshop. These interpretive signs are a missing steppingstone in the efforts to involve the Hispanic/Latinx community in conservation efforts and involve the community in our missions. We will be transparent about our lessons learned and provide solutions for the steps that we would have performed differently.