Interpretation handbook and standard
Published:
2005Download the publication
Summary
Crafting interpretive media requires the elements of research, knowledge, vision, project management and experience to come together in a mix of science and art.
This handbook is designed to assist DOC staff and others translating the conservation vision into action by developing effective messages and stories about New Zealand’s natural and cultural inheritance and its preservation. It provides best practice guidance about communicating clearly, planning interpretation, and guided and self-guided techniques.
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