Long-Range Interpretive Plan: Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve
National Park Service. 2005. Long-Range Interpretive Plan: Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve. Long-Range Interpretive Plan. National Park Service. Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve, Kansas
This plan examines the purpose of the park and the natural and cultural resources available to the park. The plan proceeds to offer some suggestions regarding how to convey this material to visitors so the visitors can get the best experience. The long-range interpretive plan examines a park’s purposes and significant resources in order to establish the park’s primary interpretive themes and visitor experience goals. The plan further provides opportunities for visitors to make their own intellectual and emotional connections to the meanings and significance of the preserve’s resources. The plan analyzes the park’s current interpretive facilities and outlines any changes necessary to facilitate appropriate visitor experiences. The long-range interpretive plan is a concept plan that lays the groundwork for subsequent media planning and design and personal services program development. The actions recommended in the plan are those that the park can reasonably be expected to accomplish in 5 -10 years, the projected life span of a longrange interpretive plan.
- Type
- Published Report
- Authors
- National Park Service
- Date of Issue
- 2005
- Publisher
- National Park Service
- Units
- HIST , TAPR
- Keywords
- Cultural Resources Management, ehistory, History, Land Use-Planning, Management, Recreation-Aesthetics, Visitor Experience