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About Interpretation Australia

Interpretation communicates ideas, feelings and messages about natural, historic and cultural sites. Interpretation enriches the visitor experience through helping visitors better connect and engage with the significance of these places.  Good interpretation fosters engaging, site-specific and meaningful experiences for visitors through a range of ways including  guided walks, presentations, signs, art, multimedia, performances and interactive exhibits.

 

Established in 1992, Interpretation Australia (IA) is a not-for-profit network dedicated to supporting and advancing the professional practice of natural and cultural heritage interpretation within Australia.  

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What we do

IA supports members through professional development and more. 

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Meet the team

IA relies on the voluntary input of those members who join our Executive

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Strategic plan

Our five-year strategic plan guides the next steps in the organisation’s development. 

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Partners

Learn more about our industry partnerships and their member-benefits. 

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