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T R A I N I N G , C O A C H I N G &
P R O F E S S I O N A L D E V E L O P M E N T
BOOKS
Grinder, Alison L., and E. Sue McCoy. The Good Guide: A Sourcebook for Interpreters,
Docents and Tour Guides. Tucson, AZ: Ironwood Press, 1985.
Hanna, John W. Interpretive Skills for Environmental Communicator. College Station,
TX: Department of Recreation and Parks, Texas A&M University, 1977.
National Park Service. A Personal Training Program for Interpreters. Booklet to
accompany the five video tapes in a training package. Washington, D.C.: NPS
Division of Interpretation, 1976.
EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION CENTER
Elsner, Gary, and others. 1991. Education Requirements for Natural Resource Based
Outdoor Recreation Professionals. ERIC, ED335191.
Forest Service. 1994. Working Together: California Indians and the Forest Service.
Accomplishment Report. Forest Service, Berkeley, California. Pacific Southwest
Forest and Range Experiment Station. ERIC, ED378001.
Hartmann, Lawrence A., Comp. 1983. Directory of Interpretive Curricula in the
United States and Canada. Washington D.C.: Forest Service. ERIC, ED238695.
Minnesota State Department of Natural Resources. 1992. Fishing...Get In the
Habitat! Leader’s Guide. Minnesota State Department of Natural Resources, St.
Paul. ERIC, ED399132.
JOURNALS & MAGAZINES
Basman, Cem. On Defining Professionalism. Legacy 8, 6 (1997): 8-9.
Beck, Larry. Commentary: What is the Essence of Our Professional Responsibility?
Legacy 12, 4 (2001): 29-32.
Bixler, Robert D., Cynthia L. Carlisle, and Myron F. Floyd. Wayfinding Aids: Getting
the Novice Into the Woods. Legacy 6, 6 (1995): 25-29.
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