You will refer to your plan daily.

Imagine having all this at your finger tips:

• key information in one place about:
  • main characteristics of your visitors and markets
  • key natural and cultural features of your site, including maps and illustrations
  • strengths and weaknesses of current interpretive methods and media in relation to your site
  • contemporary learning models and best practice in interpretation and informal education that can be applied at your site
• recommendations:
  • gaps in information about site features visitors, and markets and how to fill them
  • how and where to address key visitor segments
  • topics and storylines
  • program planning and evaluation forms and procedures
  • training and professional development for staff and volunteers
  • and much more

For a detailed description of our site interpretive planning process see

Components of a Site Interpretive Plan.

Examples

• Prince Albert National Park (Saskatchewan), Parks Canada
• Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park (Alberta), Alberta Parks

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