What is an interpretive guide?
Interpretive guides include folks who present formal interpretive programs (for example, in an amphitheater or around a campfire), lead museum tours, answer questions at the information desk, guide adventurers down a river, help vacationers spot wildlife from the deck of a cruise ship in short, anyone who is actively involved in engaging visitors and helping them understand the important stories and messages of a place and its people. Interpretive guides may be permanent, full-time employees; part-time or seasonal employees; interns; or volunteers.
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