Happy holidays from all of us at the Eppley Center for Parks and Public Lands! We have loved reflecting on our work over the past year and preparing for the year to come. We hope the next few weeks are filled with winter fun and holiday cheer for you and yours...
Interpretation courses offer valuable opportunities to gain essential skills in communicating natural and cultural resources to the public. Eppley Center courses cover a wide range of topics, including interpretation basics, interpretive talk, social media and interpretation, and design elements in interpretive media.
Kristin Brethova, A Force at The Eppley Center for Parks and Public Lands
Kris Brethova is a Research Assistant at Eppley and the go-to person for project support.
Eppley Attends the NAI Annual Conference
The Eppley Center for Parks and Public Lands team just got back from the National Association for Interpretation’s 2024 Conference in St. Augustine, Florida! Kate Wiltz, Kristy Anderson, and Ross Edelstein enjoyed presenting at the conference and discussing Eppley's resources, programming, and online interpretation training opportunities with attendees.
The Eppley Center Partners with Indiana and the AWS Foundation to Improve Park Accessibility
The Eppley Center for Parks and Public Lands completed accessibility assessments at five Indiana State Parks. In partnership with the AWS Foundation and IN Department of Natural Resources, multiple days were spent at the following State Parks - Chain O’ Lakes, Mississinewa, Ouabache, Pokagon, and Salamonie Lake.
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