Dialogic interpretation transforms interpretation from a one-way presentation into a shared conversation where meaning is co-created between the interpreter and the audience.

Interpretive planning is the strategic process of designing, organising and coordinating interpretive experiences that connect audiences with the meaning of cultural or natural heritage. This ensures that interpretation is not random or merely decorative but aligned with the purpose of the site.

Which voices count? Which landscapes speak? Which memories have been left on the margins of our interpretative narratives?