Overview
Description
Principles, theories, and techniques used in the communication of science, relationships, ideas, and policies associated with our natural resources with the goal of providing quality interpretive programs to diverse audiences. Students will plan, develop, deliver, and evaluate interpretative programs for outdoor recreation areas and visitor centers.
Requirements
Units
Lecture3
Catalog Details
Offering
Offered: Every Fall
Terms
fall
Attributes
Standard
Learning Outcomes
- demonstrate an understanding of the history, philosophy, principles, and basic concepts of environmental interpretation.
- display knowledge of the variety of tools and techniques used to interpret the natural and cultural environment to others.
- utilize appropriate interpretive tools and techniques to plan and present an effective interpretative program.
- evaluate and critique interpretive programs and media in terms of effectiveness and quality.
- identify and discuss current issues and trends in the field of environmental interpretation.