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SUMMARY:IE Webinar: West Coast Fossil Park communicates palaeoscience to the public
DESCRIPTION:10 February 2026\, 15:00 CET\nThe West Coast Fossil Park (WCFP) is an important centre for palaeontological research\, education\, and tourism. Located in a rehabilitated former phosphate mine\, the Park supports ongoing fossil research and opened to the public in September 1998. It initially operated as a partnership between Iziko Museum and BHP Billiton\, after which a trust was established and governance transferred to trustees appointed by Iziko Museum. \nFor its first 20 years\, the Park operated from a small visitor centre in the Chemfos Mine building\, approximately 1 km from the main dig site at E Quarry. \nIn 2018\, a new visitor centre funded by the National Lotteries Commission (NLC) opened within E Quarry\, about 250 m from the main excavation site led by Professor Roger Smith. The centre was designed to accommodate up to 500 visitors per day. \nThis online presentation outlines the history of the Park and highlights the operational challenges that must be addressed to ensure long-term sustainability. If you wish to take part in the webinar\, please register here at least one hour before the webinar begins. ***Please register using the same email address associated with your IE membership.*** \nPippa Haarhoff was born and educated in Zimbabwe and graduated in archaeology from the University of Cape Town. She joined the South African Museum (now Iziko Museum) in 1977\, working in the Cenozoic Palaeontology department on the Langebaanweg fossil collection under Dr Brett Hendey. She played a key role in initiating the Fossil Park project in 1992 and has managed the Park since its opening in 1998. \nWith a lifelong interest in birds developed during childhood on a farm\, Pippa later specialised in palaeo-ornithology\, inspired by the richness of fossil birds at Langebaanweg. Her research has contributed to discoveries that continue to refine existing theories\, and she emphasizes that fossils are essential to understanding how life on Earth has changed over time.
URL:https://interpret-europe.net/ie-event/ie-webinar-west-coast-fossil-park-communicates-palaeoscience-to-the-public/
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SUMMARY:IE Webinar: The penguin exhibit at Two Oceans Aquarium – its design and build
DESCRIPTION:10 March at 15:00 CET. \nThis presentation explores how to design an interactive exhibit focused on an endemic\, endangered species. Using the African penguin as a case study\, we learn how to translate conservation science into accessible\, engaging experiences\, integrate interactivity to drive emotional connection and balance education with marine conservation and welfare. The session will also highlight practical design decisions that encourage visitor action and long-term conservation impact. If you wish to take part in the webinar\, please register here at least one hour before the webinar begins. ***Please register using the same email address associated with your IE membership.*** \nClaire Taylor is an interactive exhibits and marine animal welfare specialist who has been creating educational experiences for 26 years. She studied multimedia design\, combining creative thinking with a passion for marine animal conservation and welfare. As a mother of three children\, Claire brings a unique\, family-focused perspective to creating meaningful\, accessible and engaging exhibits for all ages. \nSamantha Duddington is a creative manager with over a decade of experience in graphic design. She is passionate about using design to connect audiences with the ocean and inspire meaningful conservation action. Through her role\, she develops interactive exhibits that educate and engage visitors with a strong emphasis on endangered species like the African penguin.
URL:https://interpret-europe.net/ie-event/ie-webinar-the-penguin-exhibit-at-two-oceans-aquarium-its-design-and-build/
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SUMMARY:IE Webinar: Evaluation – What are we doing in Europe? 
DESCRIPTION:29 April at 15:00 CEST. \nWe would like to invite you to a discussion on evaluating heritage interpretation provisions\, taking place on the 29th of April at 15:00 CEST. \nEvaluation is an essential part of creating meaningful and effective heritage interpretation experiences. Whether you are assessing individual interpretation services\, temporary programmes\, or entire exhibitions\, understanding what works and what could be improved helps us better fulfill our purpose. \nWe would be very interested to hear about your approaches\, methods\, and findings. Are you evaluating visitor engagement\, learning outcomes\, emotional impact\, or overall visitor satisfaction? Do you rely on visitor surveys\, interviews\, observation\, feedback forms\, or more informal methods? How often do you carry out evaluations\, and how do the results influence your future planning? \nLet’s make use of the expertise within our network and exchange knowledge across countries and professional fields. Learning from one another’s successes\, challenges\, and practical experiences is what makes our community rich and rewarding. \nJoin us next week for an open and inspiring conversation\, and let’s explore together how evaluation can strengthen heritage interpretation across Europe and beyond. If you wish to take part in the webinar\, please register here at least one hour before the webinar begins. ***Please register using the same email address associated with your IE membership.***
URL:https://interpret-europe.net/ie-event/ie-webinar-evaluation-what-are-we-doing-in-europe/
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SUMMARY:IE Webinar: Case studies from museum and cultural heritage projects in the Czech Republic
DESCRIPTION:12 May at 15:00 CEST. \nThis webinar presents an in-depth reflection based on case studies from museum and heritage projects. It focuses on dramaturgical thinking\, spatial storytelling\, and the translation of complex source material into forms that are readable and meaningful for visitors. The session will concentrate on the design process: how meaning is structured\, where key decisions are made\, and how content\, space\, and visitor movement are composed into a coherent narrative experience. \nDrawing on three concrete projects – the exhibition for the Museum of Františkovy Lázně\, the interpretive concept for Arnold’s Villa in Brno\, and a narrative space developed through the spatial translation of a sociological survey – the session illustrates different starting points and working methods. The case studies demonstrate specific tools used to transform historical archives\, architectural heritage\, and abstract research data into spatial dramaturgy and scenographic language. \nBarbora Klapalová is an architect\, scenographer\, and exhibition designer based in the Czech Republic. She is the founder and art director of Play to Lift\, a studio focused on storytelling through space and narrative exhibition design. Her work combines architectural thinking\, dramaturgy\, and visitor-centred interpretation\, with a strong emphasis on process\, structure\, and the emotional readability of space. Her projects include exhibitions and interpretive concepts for the National Museum and the Museum of the City of Prague\, among others. Barbora also teaches exhibition design and museum studies at Charles University in Prague. If you wish to take part in the webinar\, please register here at least one hour before the webinar begins. ***Please register using the same email address associated with your IE membership.***
URL:https://interpret-europe.net/ie-event/ie-webinar-case-studies-from-museum-and-cultural-heritage-projects-in-the-czech-republic/
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SUMMARY:IE Webinar: Walking tours and interpretation with Europeana
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday 9 June at 15:00 CEST. \nIn 2025\, Europeana published five new walking tours in Amsterdam\, Dublin\, Gdansk\, London and Pisa. Each tour was illustrated and interpreted with digital collections from museums\, galleries\, libraries and archives around Europe. In this practical webinar\, you will hear from Europeana about tour best practices and ideas on how to use digitised collections in your interpretation projects. \nAdrian Murphy has worked at Europeana since 2016\, engaging audiences with the digitised cultural heritage collections. He works on editorial strategy\, digital storytelling\, participatory campaigns and developing audience communities\, as well as curating features such as stories\, exhibitions and walking tours. Prior to Europeana\, he worked at the Horniman Museum and Gardens in London\, where he managed digital activities. He is a Trustee of the Stained Glass Museum\, as well as a member of ICOM and a regular contributor to Wikimedia Commons. If you wish to take part in the webinar\, please register here at least one hour before the webinar begins. ***Please register using the same email address associated with your IE membership.***
URL:https://interpret-europe.net/ie-event/ie-webinar-walking-tours-and-interpretation-with-europeana/
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