Natur- und Kulturerbe vermitteln
General Information
Year after year, millions of people visit our national parks, nature parks, museums and cultural-historical sites. But what does that trigger in them? How does a tree, a monument, or an exhibit become meaningful to people?
On behalf of the U.S. National Park Service, Freeman Tilden traveled to numerous parks and museums throughout the United States to find answers to this question. He summarized his experiences in his 1957 book Interpreting Our Heritage. To this day, it is regarded worldwide as indispensable introductory literature when it comes to the question of how visitors' encounters with their natural and cultural heritage can give rise to connections that lead to an attitude of appreciation.
The book that gave structure to the concept of natural and cultural interpretation is now available in German for the first time.
Published by Thorsten Ludwig.
Freeman Tilden (1883-1980) was an American journalist and writer. After writing numerous novels, plays, and nonfiction books, he put his skills and experience to work for the U.S. National Park Service.
Thorsten Ludwig studied interpretation management in Scotland (MSc). He has been a self-employed interpretive trainer and planner since 1993 and Executive Chairman of the European Association for Nature and Culture Interpretation since 2015.
About the offer
Price information
The shipping fee of € 5.50 will be added automatically when booking.
Gesäuse National Park reserves the right not to accept orders, e.g. in the case of sold-out items. If the Gesäuse National Park is unable to fulfill an order, we will inform you as soon as possible by e-mail. If you have already paid for the sold-out goods in advance by credit card or bank transfer, you will of course receive a chargeback on your credit card.
Cancellation information
Return
If you do not like the product you have ordered, you can return it to us within 14 days. Please note that we only accept new and unused goods. Please send the return with sufficient postage to this address
Please send the return with sufficient postage to this address
Gesäuse National Park Information Office
Hauptstraße 35
8911 Admont
Purchased items can also be returned directly to the information office in 8911 Admont, Hauptstraße 35. If you have already paid for the goods in advance by credit card or bank transfer, a chargeback will be made to your account.There will be no cash payment on site.
Complaints
Unfortunately, it can happen that a product is not flawless. Should this be the case, please send us a clear picture and the order number by e-mail to infobuero@nationalpark-gesaeuse.at.
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You pay conveniently with your credit card, direct bank transfer or other payment methods.
Contact and Arrival
Contact
Natur- und Kulturerbe vermitteln
info@nationalpark-gesaeuse.at Website (0043) 3613 211 60-20Operator
Nationalpark Gesäuse GmbHNationalpark Gesäuse GmbH
Weng 2,
8913 Admont AT
