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Effective outreach is continuous, accessible, and evidence-based. Interpretive signage located adjacent to visible features connects what visitors see with how systems work and why they matter—supporting environmental literacy. QR codes extend this learning with deeper content: design narratives, maintenance insights, and current metrics. A public dashboard displaying energy, water, and renewable generation trends demonstrates accountability and invites participation (e.g., temporary exhibitions tied to performance milestones). This combination scales to thousands of visitors without heavy staff load and remains current with minimal updates. A single speech provides little durable impact. Withholding data misses an opportunity to build trust and inspire behavior change. Tours are valuable but capacity-limited; without self-guided resources, most visitors will not engage. By embedding interpretive and real-time information in the visitor journey, the museum fulfills LEED’s education intent and demonstrates leadership that can catalyze similar practices in the community.