interpretation

D I V E R S I T Y & A D A
BOOKS
Beechel, Jacque M. Handbook for Interpreters: Interpretation for Handicapped Persons.
Seattle, WA: University of Washington: Cooperative Park Studies Unit, 1975.
Bultena, Gordon, Donald Field, and Renee Renninger. Interpretation for the Elderly:
A Study of the Interpretive Interests of National Park Goers. Seattle, WA:
University of Washington: Cooperative Park Studies Unit, 1977.
EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION CENTER
National Park Service. 1984. Interpretation for Disabled Visitors in the National Park
System. Washington, D.C.: Special Programs and Populations Branch, U.S.
Government Printing Office. ERIC, ED260532.
JOURNALS & MAGAZINES
Beechel, Jacque. Interpretive Trails for Handicapped Persons. The Interpreter 6, 1
(1974): 4-23.
Beechel, Jacque M. National Park Service Special Programs and Population Branch:
Interpretation for Disabled Visitors in the National Park System. Journal of
Interpretation 10, 1 (1985): 37-40.
Douglas, R.A., E.J. Rickards, and J-M. Goltse. Outdoor Wheelchair Pathways: Design
Guidelines for Interpretive Planners. Journal of Interpretation 11, 2 (1986): 33-48.
Frazier, Richard. Singapore Sensory Trail: A Nature Experience for Visually Impaired
Visitors. Legacy 13, 5 (2002): 12-17.
Gatson, C. Quvator, and Betsy A. Leonard. Ordinary People: A Challange of Cultural
Diversity. Legacy 6, 6 (1995): 34-36.
Gwaltney, William W. Interpreting Diversity, Diversifying Interpretation. Legacy 6, 6
(1995): 4-5.
Hook, Eileen, Elana Hallett, and Donna Pozzi. Interpretation For The Disabled. The
Interpreter 11, 1 (1979): 33.
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