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- Location:
- Fort Collins, CO, 80522
- Phone:
- 888-900-8283
- Mon - Fri:
- 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Events
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- 2009 NAI National Workshop - H...
Hartford, Connecticut
Tuesday, November 17 at 7:00pm - NAI International Conference
Townsville, Queensland, Australia
Tuesday, April 13 at 7:00pm
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- Concurrent Sessions 4:00pm Jun 28
- Shine your light and show the way. Step up and volunteer at the 2009 NAI National Workshop! 9:34am Jun 10
- Interpretive Management Institute 1:52pm May 28
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NAI Train the Trainers course tour of New Belgium BreweryCreated about 3 weeks ago
2009 NAI International Conference, GreeceUpdated about 2 months ago
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Danielle N. Lee
hey, I just learned there is a great conference coming is September - BREAKING THE COLOR BARRIER IN THE GREAT AMERICAN OUTDOORS - a conference promoting and celebrating the diversity of environmental ed, outdoor ed, and heritage ed and places. An Interpreter's Dream conference (one of many). Who all is thinking about going?
http://breakingthecolorbarrier.com/index
National Association for Interpretation Fried pies and typography, and what they mean to interpreters.
Source: www.interpretationbydesign.com
Ryan’s Country Store in Eastern Arkansas is packed with local flavor. It is one of my favorite places to stop when traveling along Highway 64. There are not too many places around where you can pick up a fried pie and a new pair of rubber boots, but you can a Ryan’s. ...
National Association for Interpretation Budget cuts and downsizing - haven't we been here before? Here's a way to ensure a happy ending.
Source: interpnet.com
I must admit that some movies make me think about our profession more than the movie itself. Yes, I’m talking about movies again, this time one that’s been out a long time. When the movie Groundhog Day came out in 1993, I thought it was cute but it really took me to another place. ...
National Association for Interpretation Legacy Magazine online: Jane Beattie writes about the ability of commercial tourism operators to provide transformative interpretive experiences.
Source: onlinelegacy.org
You don’t have to be an interpreter to love Legacy, NAI's premiere periodical. With accessible, well-written articles, interviews, and stunning photography dealing with interesting and important interpretive sites, Legacy is a great read for anyone interested in natural and cultural heritage.
National Association for Interpretation Tim Merriman's take on the movie My Life In Ruins, about a tour guide who learns to be a heritage interpreter.
Source: interpnet.com
My life is not in ruins, actually, it’s going quite well, but we just saw the movie, My Life in Ruins. I’ve never written a movie review and this may not exactly be a review, but then again, maybe it is. An interpretive movie review is more likely the category for this.
National Association for Interpretation Joining us in Hartford? Sign the guestbook!
Navigating Change, Revolutionizing Interpretation
Location:Hartford, Connecticut
Time:7:00PM Tuesday, November 17th
Liz Skipper
Teaming with Wildlife would like to thank National Association for Interpretation for being a part of a coalition of more than 6,000 organizations supporting increased public funding for wildlife conservation and related education and recreation. We have added them to our page favorites.
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National Association for Interpretation From the NAI Blog
Source: interpnet.com
On April 22nd, Earth Day, I was back in Pueblo, Colorado, with the Nature and Raptor Center of Pueblo to make an Earth Day speech for the 30th anniversary dinner of the organization. I was their second ...
National Association for Interpretation Interpretation By Design has a new Facebook page (replacing the old IBD Facebook group).
The National Association for Interpretation (NAI) will host its fifth annual international conference in cooperation with Interpretation Australia Association in Townsville, A...
Host:National Association for Interpretation
Time:7:00PM Tuesday, April 13th
Location:Townsville, Queensland, Australia
National Association for Interpretation The call for presentations for the 2010 NAI International Conference in Townsville, Queensland, Australia, is now open.
Source: www.interpnet.com
NAI International Conference Townsville, Queensland, Australia April 13–17, 2010 In cooperation with Interpretation Australia Association National Association for Interpretation 888-900-8283 www.interpnet.com Email a staff member. ...
Hi NAI friends, We hope you're planning to join us in Hartford this November for the NAI National Workshop. If you can make it, we hope you'll share some of your own expertise by presenting a concurrent session...
National Association for Interpretation wants everyone to know the airlines are having a fare war for tickets to Athens.
National Association for Interpretation introduces a new website for interpreter/graphic designers: www.interpretationbydesign.com
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