interpretation

I N T E R N A T I O N A L
BOOKS
Freed, Michael, Richard Huber, Richard Meganck, and William Possiel.
Environmental Education/Interpretation in Trinidad and Tobago: In-Country
Workshop Assists National Parks and School Systems. Fort Collins, CO: National
Association for Interpretation, 1988.
JOURNALS & MAGAZINES
Andersen, Christine, and Francesca M. Hammann. Conservation of the Paraguayan
Chaco. Legacy 13, 3 (2002): 26-33.
Anderson, C. G., and D. W. Lime. Boundary Waters Canoe Area —Quetico Provincial
Park: An International Partnership. Western Wildlands 10, 2 (1984): 13-19.
Ballantyne, Roy, David Uzzell. International Trends in Heritage and Environmental
Interpretation: Future Directions for Australian Research and Practice. Journal
of Interpretation Research 4, 1 (1999): 59-75.
Chadhokar, Yojana, Lynette C. McLoughlin. Interpretation at Wetland Sites in the
Sydney Region. Journal of Interpretation Research 4, 1 (1999): 39-57.
Cromwell, Wallace R. The International Park to Park Program. The Interpreter 8, 3
(1976): 17-18.
Cunningham, Richard L. The International Trade in Plants and Animals: Some
Interpretive Thoughts. Legacy 2, 5 (1991): 25-27.
Ham, Sam H., and Richard A. Meganck. Environmental Interpretation in
Developing Countries: Crossing Borders and Rethinking a Craft. Legacy 5, 1
(1994): 18-19.
Henkel, William B. A Gringo Communicates with Latin America. Legacy 4, 3 (1993):
27-29.
Hewston, John. Interpretation in the Galapagos. The Interpreter 12, 3 (1981): 4-5.
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