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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"park ranger"”.
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Mapping Our Return: Glacier Stories and Knowledge Production in Climate Change
… Xunaa Tlingit and beckoned to the U.S. National Park Service. Today, in the midst of climate change, Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve is once again undergoing a huge transformation; glaciers are disappearing and the Xunaa Tlingit are back. In a historic collaboration, a tribal house, Xunaa …
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Discover a kauri forest : An interpretation guide : Information and guidelines aimed towards the successful interpretation of the Northland kauri forests : A dissertation compiled in accordance with the regulations for the completion of the Diploma of Parks and Recreation (Park Ranger option), Lincoln College, 1984
The Northland Kauri Forests represent an important part of New Zealand's primeval state. Only 7455 hectares, this resource is confined mainly to scattered uplands along the western edge of the North Auckland Peninsula and to remote areas of the Coromandel Peninsula and Great Barrier Island. Of this …
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Interpreting landscape : understanding through a story of architectural experiences
… has been constructing buildings on national park land. The visitor and administrative building typologies in the National Park Service have evolved from Army barracks at Fort Yellowstone, to railroad hotels, to the Mission 66 visitor centers, and finally into the present-day interpretive …
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Interpretive Technology in Parks: A study of visitor experience with portable multimedia devices
The GPS Ranger is a new portable technology that provides visitors to Cedar Breaks National Monument (CBNM) with interpretive information specific to a location. The GPS Ranger uses a built in global positioning system to trigger video, audio, or slideshows that are displayed on a 4 inch display. …
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Interpretive Technology in Parks: A study of visitor experience with portable multimedia devices
The GPS Ranger is a new portable technology that provides visitors to Cedar Breaks National Monument (CBNM) with interpretive information specific to a location. The GPS Ranger uses a built in global positioning system to trigger video, audio, or slideshows that are displayed on a 4 inch display. …