Schmeeckle Reserve Interpreters:
Planning Philosophy
Connecting the
mission, site, and visitors
Planning is the process of
consensus building, of achieving
a shared perspective by all
stakeholders of why
interpretation is needed, who it
will serve, and what significant
stories it will tell. Answering
these three basic questions,
“why, who, and what,” is the
foundation for developing a
vision.
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Why? - Establish the
mission of the organization
or agency and goals for
interpreting the significant
resources.
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What? - Inventory the
tangible resources of the
site and describe their
intangible meanings, then
distill these tangibles and
intangibles into unifying
themes and messages.
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Who? - Determine
current and future visitors
and the experiences they are
seeking.
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How? When? Where? -
Based on the why, who, and
what, plan and develop
interpretive media and
programs that best
facilitate resource/visitor
connections.

We
are committed to working
cooperatively with our clients
to deliver an interpretive
master plan that helps connect
visitors to the significant
meaning of the site. |
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