ill., maps; + 1 approval memorandum (28 cm.); Report title; "Approved by memorandaum from Regional Director [Charles H.] Odegaard, Pacific Northwest Region, December 23, 1991."; Includes bibliogrphic references (39-42)
FOREWORD The Interpretive Prospectus is the key to interpretive planning. It takes its direction from previous planning documents-the 1977 General Management Plan and the 1984 and 1987 Development Concept Plan, Environmental Assessment, and Amendment to the General Management Plan. The prospectus is primarily a media prescription. It establishes themes and selects the media that are best suited for the interpretation of those themes. It deals with wayside exhibits, audiovisual programs, museum exhibits, publications, and personal services. Personal services to be provided by the park's interpretive staff will be treated in greater depth in an operations plan, prepared by the staff and called Statement for Interpretation.
FOREWORD The Interpretive Prospectus is the key to interpretive planning. It takes its direction from previous planning documents-the 1977 General Management Plan and the 1984 and 1987 Development Concept Plan, Environmental Assessment, and Amendment to the General Management Plan. The prospectus is primarily a media prescription. It establishes themes and selects the media that are best suited for the interpretation of those themes. It deals with wayside exhibits, audiovisual programs, museum exhibits, publications, and personal services. Personal services to be provided by the park's interpretive staff will be treated in greater depth in an operations plan, prepared by the staff and called Statement for Interpretation.