Situated on the bluff overlooking the Mississippi River in the Mounds neighborhood of Saint Paul, Wicahapi, formerly Indian Mounds Regional Park, is a Indigenous burial ground converted to park in the 19th century. Building upon our work on the Wicahapi Cultural Landscape Study and Interpretive Plan, Phase 1 included a recommendation for “Immediate Acknowledgment” messaging to ensure that the key message of Respect + Honor was consistently conveyed across the site as soon as possible. The introduced messaging aims to transform the perception of the site from that of a park for picnics, barbeques, and play, to that of an Indigenous place of burial to be respected and honored. This family of messaging is integrated into existing site features--the pavilion, benches, sidewalks, trail signs and street lights--as an intentionally light touch on the site, but with an explicit message to behave with dignity and respect on this sacred land.