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Interpretation Mind Map, Interpretation Examples, Yoho National Park…

- - - - Tsilhqot'in First Nation sculpt and erect Totem Pole on declared site of IPCA - a critical area under pressure from the mining industry. News Article Regarding Totem Pole Raising #
        
        "The pole stands today as a representation of creation and the struggle to protect salmon and preserve rivers" Biography of Indigenous Artist, Timothy Paul process of creating this piece impactful for artist
        
        Wild Pacific Trail - "Artist's Loop" in Ucluelet, BC Artist's Loop
      - Banff Art in Nature Trail The Art in Nature Trail follows along the Bow River Path; it showcases 30 pieces of art all depicting perspectives of those with relations to the Rockies.
    - - Dasiqox Tribal Park Film Series A two-part series about the Tsilhqot’in Nation’s efforts to form Dasiqox Tribal Park; it was produced by River Voices Productions and The Wilderness Committee in partnership with Xeni Gwet'in, Yunesit'in and Friends of Nemiah Valley.
      - University of Guelph Virtual Interpretation/ Workshops
        
        Workshops
        
        Virtual Wildlife Garden Design Workshop
        
        Virtual Walk Interpretation Videos
        
        Patterns in Nature Interp Program
        
        Fun with Photography Interp Program
    - - Arts in the Parks: Impact Story with Aqua Aqua highlights the importance of Parks as an accessible place for many people; allowing Arts & Culture to be showcased in an accessible space like a park allows people to experience these events that perhaps could not access the Arts in other spaces # Indigenous performers reconnecting to place
    - - Cape Breton Highlands National Park Interpretation Programs
        
        Sweet Discovery: Mary Louise Bernard shares the story of Sismoqnapui Skwe’j, the Sweetwater Maiden, to describe human relationships with trees and Mi'kmaq relationships with nature with her illustrated book
      - Yoho National Park Interpretation Programs
      - Manitoba Parks Interpretation Programs; specific mention of locally significant song
      - BC Ferries Coastal Naturalist Program
  - - - Parks Canada's Artists in Residence Program
        
        Cape Breton Highlands National Park & Fortress of Louisbourg National Historic Site
        
        Chilkoot Trail National Historic Site "The Chilkoot Trail Artist Residency Program represents a creative journey through Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park, Alaska, and Chilkoot Trail National Historic Site, British Columbia.
        From 2010 through 2019, 26 artists hiked the trail over two-week periods, creating art and inspiring visitors. The artists offered workshops at campgrounds and interacted with hikers in creative ways. Parks Canada partnered with the Yukon Arts Centre, U.S. National Park Service, and the Skagway Arts Council to facilitate this unique program." Art Gallery
        
        Gwaii Haanas National Park Reserve "Artists can bring new meanings to Canada’s natural and cultural treasures. To help explore these creative understandings, Gwaii Haanas and the Haida Gwaii Museum offer a unique opportunity to several artists.
        Our residency program immerses visual artists into the isolated land and seascapes of Gwaii Haanas during a 5-10 day period. Guided by Gwaii Haanas staff, the artists have the chance to witness the best of the remote islands and forests and are free to carry out their artistic research. Through this unique outreach opportunity, contemporary Canadian artists are helping new audiences gain a different understanding of special areas like Gwaii Haanas."
        
        Riding Mountain National Park "The Riding Mountain Artists’ Residency is offered in partnership by the Manitoba Arts Council and Riding Mountain National Park. The residency takes place in the Deep Bay cabin, a recognized federal heritage building originally used as a base for the Royal Canadian Air Force’s floatplane forest fire patrols.
        Since its restoration in 2006, the cabin has welcomed over 100 artists in dance, music, theatre, literary, visual and media arts, who create and share their work with audiences in the park and surrounding area."
        Artist Blogs Here
        
        Rouge National Urban Park in partnership with OCAD University The Photographer in Residence Program
        
        Mount Revelstoke Art in the Parks Program - bring your own sketchbook, paints, camera and make art inspired by the scenic beauty of the area. They also offer a summer artists program and an Art Residency at the Caribou Cabin, atop Mount Revelstoke.
      - Glacier National Park's "Art in the Park"; every 2 years visual artists are invited with special access to share their experience of the park through art. Art in the Park: Glacier National Park, Revelstoke B.C.
        related: park visitors affected by artist's perceptions
    - - Parks Canada Through the Arts Project: Prince Edward Island National Park in Partnership with École Saint-Augustin and ArtSmarts PEI
    - - Benefits of Art Therapy - Heather L. Stuckey and Jeremy Nobel
        Studies have shown Art Therapy can reduce stress levels and anxiety, replace negative emotions with positive emotions, reduce depression, and increase healing, well being and a sense of purpose within patients. [Research Article] -scroll down to Table 2 (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2804629/) #
- - - - Allowing diverse voices to be showcased/ mobilized through art allows viewers to perceive nature spaces from others' perspective Rock Art in Australian National Park Elevating Local Aboriginal Perspectives of the Space # #
  - - - Brightspot case study: Giving Voice to Our First Nations: Creating a Framework for Indigenous Interpretation at Cultural Heritage Sites This framework/ case study offers insights into overcoming barriers inclusive interpretation in American parks #