@interpcan and the Interpretive Guides Association are excited to announce that we signed an MOU last week in Winnipeg. In this agreement, we acknowledge that our organizations have similar goals and complementary strengths. Read the full text here: https://t.co/dXYwAG5YWy "
This one's for all our members who are science communicators, and share stories of how awesome it feels to make a discovery and share it with the world. https://t.co/uWlCcgMwfI
Hey Winnipeg!
Want to show off your site to visitor experience, heritage interpretation, and other tourism professionals from all across Canada?
We are still looking for a few more off-site sessions for... https://t.co/hU8FECCvK2
From Colleen Dilenschneider:
“Once in a while... the outcome of a data query will inspire me to email my other colleagues in a nerdy flurry. It will make my heart rate rise and I won’t be able to contain my excitement.
This, readers, is that kind... https://t.co/rkv8xhebrZ
In 2018, Alberta Parks celebrated 50 years of interpretive and educational services. In this month's blog, Keith Hocking from Alberta Parks reflects on this inspirational anniversary. https://t.co/zQP5JB41Vv
In our experience, if it makes Don Enright—The Art of Visitor Experience say ‘holy crap this is good’, it’s worth spending time on. Enjoy! https://t.co/qVhtidUCD0
The deadline for submitting sessions proposals has been extended due to popular demand. Sessions proposals now due by March 31st! https://t.co/qBMRyCrCUO
Our monthly blog posts are written by members, for members. If you'd like to write for us, we'd love to hear from you - check out our guidelines to learn how to submit your idea. https://t.co/XFoDM744EI
Our February blog is from IC Chair Pam Murray, with some practical tips for working with teachers before, and during field trips. Check it out! https://t.co/YyIQ0pBWrj