Interpretive Centers: The History, Design, and Development of Nature and Visitor Centers

by Michael P. Gross, Ronald Zimmerman

This comprehensive sourcebook offers insights into the evolution of today's interpretive centers, defines functions of nature and visitor centers, and presents a model for holistic design. The oversized 11""x11"" book is richly illustrated with interpretive center examples and case studies from all over the country. Chapters Interpretive Contemporary Temples in Sacred Places, Centers in a Changing Society, Honoring the Spirit of Place, Dimensions of Design, Planning an Interpretive Center, Interpretive Media and Programs, Keeping Up With Change.

236 pages, Paperback

First published October 1, 2002

Reviews

[Ron · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a very creative look at the history, design and development of nature and visitor centers.
Practical and informative.