The Interpreter & Legacy magazines
Magazines published by the National Association for Interpretation, the largest organization of its type in the world. Members include educators in parks, museums, historical sites, zoos & aquariums, and universities that teach the subject.
Discovering fossils – a hands-on lab, Legacy, Mar. – Apr. 2002
Creating a Festival, July, 2003*
Temporary Exhibits in Unexpected Places, Jan.-Feb. 2006
Career Camps for Children, May-June 2011
Interpreting the Galaxy, Sept. – Oct. 2012 (2-page cover design)
Seeing the Unseen – Interpreting Geological Time, May-June 2020
How to Become the Local Expert, May-June 2021
FourThought
The National Association for Interpretation, Region 4 Newsletter
Activity Sheets as an Educational Tool for Interpretive Centers, Spring 2000
Shadows of Sound, Echos of Silence, Spring 2007
Indiana Interpreter (Indiana Department of Natural Resources)
Internal newsletter to interpretive naturalists in Indiana State Parks
A realllly big sheew! Nov.-Dec. 1999
Interpreting a Devonian Coral reef with Modern Marine Aquariums, Jan. – Feb. 2002
Outdoor Indiana
Bi-monthly magazine published by the Indiana Dept. of Natural Resources
Finding and knowing the state’s best fossils, Sept.-Oct. 2010
Creature Feature – Sea Lily (Crinoid), January, 2016
Quarterly, (Louisville Museum of History and Science)
Publication for Museum members, it ran in the 1980s.
Utilizing Other Planets: What Does the Future Hold? Summer 1986
Here Comes the Sun, Winter-Spring 1986-7
Labels: Transmitting Information for years to Come, Winter-Spring 1986-7
Mammoth and Mastodon Teeth: What is the Difference? Winter-Spring 1986-7
The Museum’s Learning Collection, Fall 1987
Getting the Shaft in a Fluorite Mine, Fall 1987
Flying the Friendly (Cretaceous) Skies, Spring 1987, reprinted Spring 1988
Meteors: A Case of Science Friction, Winter 1988
Scanning the Winter Skies, Winter 1988
Astronomy Clubs: How Can They Help You? Winter 1988
Bringing Back the Rockies, Summer, 1988