In the recent past, interpretation of heritage was often seen as an end product; such as signs to be erected after the building works or walking tracks were completed. Now, managers and their advisors recognise that many aspects of management impact upon the visitor’s perception of an item; and also that there are opportunities for interpretation for workers as well as visitors in day to day management.
The development and management of interpretation may be a collaborative process, involving state, and local governments, museums and private owners.
