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02 Nature Interpreter

Welcome back to another weekly blog! 

This week we will be talking about what my ideal role of an environmental interpreter would be. To me an environmental interpreter is very dynamic and has to change a lot and adapt to changing times. They have to have an ever changing blend of education, communication, as well as advocacy. They have to be able to educate others about the nature around us in a way that is engaging, fun, and will always stick with the audience. 

I know there are definitely a lot of different types of environmental interpreters jobs out there, but the first one that came to mind when I thought of environmental interpreters was trail guide. In terms of where I think I might be while doing this job is a little hard for me to say because I really like to travel so ideally I would be able to do this all over the world. However, to narrow it down a little I love mountains so it would have to be a place with a lot of mountain trails or big canons. The first few places that come to mind are places like the Rocky Mountains, or different state parks or national parks across America, places like Utah seem like they have beautiful mountainous trails that would be amazing to teach people about. I think the job would be a lot easier and your audience would be more captivated in the trails that are more grandiose or look like they are straight out of a movie. Moreover, I do love animals and ideally I would be able to incorporate this into this job. To do this I would focus more on different animal tracks or other indications of animals, as well as general information about the populations in the area. 

I believe this would be a very hard job to do but it would be fun. However, as I said before I believe that to be a good environmental interpreter/ educator, you would have to be very flexible and possess a number of different skills. More specifically, I think for a trail guide skills such as effective communication skills are very very important. This would allow them to change their teaching style to attend to numerous people and different audiences, for example in this week's reading we learned about three different learning styles, that being auditory, visual, or kinesthetic-tactile learners. To be a trail guide you would have to be able to change and account for all types of different learners. Secondly, I think both a passion and an educational background in environmental sciences is also required to be able to effectively reach the audience and help them develop a connection with nature. Lastly, since social media is a very big part of everyone's life, being able to use it effectively will also be able to convey your passion to people all across the world. With this I think being good at photography would also come in handy, this way you can show the beauty of nature without being directly in it. I think a good example of this is “therealtarzan” on instagram, as most of his content is centred around showing and teaching people about various animals. In conclusion, there may be a lot of different ways people can be environmental interpreters but the one that I think would be the most fun is to be a trail guide.  

Well that's it for my post, thank you for reading this week's post.

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[616e67656c]

dudes who play with wild animals for instagram are absolutely worth watching because if we watch enough it will increase the chances the dude keeps doing it for the likes and views and then eventually we get to watch the chimp on his shoulders tear off the clout chasers genitals and nose

[nahimjustfeelingit-writes]

I lowkey wanna write a fic about Erik with a girl who loves animals. Like she got a bunch of pets, a zoology degree, and she works in a wildlife sanctuary. I just don’t know how to go about it XD.

That’s perfect! @rapsgoddess

Maybe Erik is sort of like the guy on IG named therealtarzan and he’s into wildlife as well, has a marine biology degree, he has an IG where he educates on different species, he loves reptiles A LOT, has like a bunch of snakes and iguanas and such. Maybe the OC and Erik sort of link up to visit a specific country (Africa, Australia, Costa Rica, Thailand) and they go on little adventures with their own camera crew. Maybe they stay in a decked out cabana surrounded by the tropics. Separate rooms, they are friends at first but it grows into something more? They can take cool ass pics together like she’s Jane and he’s Tarzan. Idk, if you decide to go with this idea I think it’s cool.

Erik can have tattoos that are about wildlife, he wears a lot of animal print, has pet snakes, pit bulls, of course he’s very athletic lol. OC has pets too, maybe cats, turtles, fish—I can see her having an expensive fish tank, a chimpanzee too!! She’s sexy/nerdy with glasses I can see that, wild long curly hair, maybe her dad was into animals too and he passed so she has like a tattoo that reminds her of him.

[wolphstarr]

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I just want my animal friends underwater and above water to have a home in a few years ! Don’t forget that these animals are ambassadors for their species and so am I for humans to animals ! The communication and understanding of how to be ONE has to be done with love and understanding for two totally different species to connect ! I pray for all my animal friends everyday and think about them all the time when I’m away ! This is sugriva he is a 7 year old chimpanzee and has a brother and many other ape like siblings including orangutans gibbons etc as well as many non ape like friends ! sugriva alone has raised hundreds of thousands of dollars that are directly on the pulse of the last surviving forest from Sumatra and across to many projects in Africa ! It takes a handful to save a couple million but it’s going to take a couple million (you ✊🏽) to save a handful ! Donate to the rare species fund or ANY ORGANIZATIONS THAT HELP AID CHIMPS AND OTHER APES IN THE WILD ! When you do your part tell them sugriva sent you ❤️ @rarespeciesfund @myrtlebeachsafari @docantle We have lots of fun but this is an URGENT MESSAGE 🌎🤘🏾❤️ I love you all ! #viralvideos#zooanimal #wildlife #monkeys#therealtarzan https://www.instagram.com/p/ByyDAXylwcH/?igshid=1f69xn3rxzlag

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Cow python 🐍 @therealtarzann #snake #zoo #snakelovers #animalplanet #therealtarzan #tumblr #twitter #snapchat #bet #twitter #worldstar #shaderoom

[domodashin]

ran into @therealtarzan in Brisbane and kicked it with some koala’s. interesting fact about koalas, they are big nappers and can sleep for up to 18 hours a day!

[dragonfishon]

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Amine, Keith Powers, August Alsina, Justin Bieber, Zayn, Jordan Fisher, Papitayjr, Trevor Jackson, Trey Songz, Fetty Wap, Drake, Swaelee, Quincy, Laith Hakeem, Trevante Rhodes, Jason Derulo, Ajsaudin, therealtarzan, Adrian Conrad_ 

[confammag]

@therealtarzannn x @jenafrumes #wildlife #therealtarzan #jenafrumes https://www.instagram.com/p/BsCKlUEAHDY/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=y5ga29895wl7

[stayriightthere]

@yokomilan instagram - therealtarzan

Quality content

[jaimy]

my husband x free tarzan xx

[hqsenvs3000w24]

Hi there!

I really enjoyed reading your response to the question posed to us this week about our ideal roles as nature interpreters. I 100% absolutely agree with the idea you brought up early on in your post about how nature interpreters are always changing, gaining knowledge and ways to share it. It is so important that we as interpreters, are, ourselves, always learning so that we can better understand the information as well as learn how to teach it to our audience in an impactful way.

I love your idea of being a trail guide, it resonated strongly with me when you said that you would work all over the world if you could. Although I haven't done a lot of travelling in my past (I've never been outside of North America), it's one of my biggest goals in life to travel and see the world. A few years ago, I would have been happy to just travel for the fun of it, and trust me I still would. But after a few years in university I would love to share my knowledge and gain knowledge from every corner of the world.

Your point about the job being hard but fun really is very true. I feel as though there is a stigma around nature interpretation, that its an easy job that people do because they don't want to do "real work". But it truly is a hard job, you could be working in a dangerous environment, not all trails are easy to maneuver, especially if you're leading a group of beginner or inexperienced hikers. Not to mention, interpreting the natural world in a way that the general public will understand and appreciate is no easy job, and I think it's past time these jobs stop being written off or underappreciated.

Overall, I enjoyed reading your thoughts and ideas, and wish you luck, maybe you'll be the next "therealtarzan"!!!!

02 Nature Interpreter

Welcome back to another weekly blog! 

This week we will be talking about what my ideal role of an environmental interpreter would be. To me an environmental interpreter is very dynamic and has to change a lot and adapt to changing times. They have to have an ever changing blend of education, communication, as well as advocacy. They have to be able to educate others about the nature around us in a way that is engaging, fun, and will always stick with the audience. 

I know there are definitely a lot of different types of environmental interpreters jobs out there, but the first one that came to mind when I thought of environmental interpreters was trail guide. In terms of where I think I might be while doing this job is a little hard for me to say because I really like to travel so ideally I would be able to do this all over the world. However, to narrow it down a little I love mountains so it would have to be a place with a lot of mountain trails or big canons. The first few places that come to mind are places like the Rocky Mountains, or different state parks or national parks across America, places like Utah seem like they have beautiful mountainous trails that would be amazing to teach people about. I think the job would be a lot easier and your audience would be more captivated in the trails that are more grandiose or look like they are straight out of a movie. Moreover, I do love animals and ideally I would be able to incorporate this into this job. To do this I would focus more on different animal tracks or other indications of animals, as well as general information about the populations in the area. 

I believe this would be a very hard job to do but it would be fun. However, as I said before I believe that to be a good environmental interpreter/ educator, you would have to be very flexible and possess a number of different skills. More specifically, I think for a trail guide skills such as effective communication skills are very very important. This would allow them to change their teaching style to attend to numerous people and different audiences, for example in this week's reading we learned about three different learning styles, that being auditory, visual, or kinesthetic-tactile learners. To be a trail guide you would have to be able to change and account for all types of different learners. Secondly, I think both a passion and an educational background in environmental sciences is also required to be able to effectively reach the audience and help them develop a connection with nature. Lastly, since social media is a very big part of everyone's life, being able to use it effectively will also be able to convey your passion to people all across the world. With this I think being good at photography would also come in handy, this way you can show the beauty of nature without being directly in it. I think a good example of this is “therealtarzan” on instagram, as most of his content is centred around showing and teaching people about various animals. In conclusion, there may be a lot of different ways people can be environmental interpreters but the one that I think would be the most fun is to be a trail guide.  

Well that's it for my post, thank you for reading this week's post.

[dragonfishon]

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[leschats-meow-blog]

Sooo this just happened 😌😍😘🙃 A beautiful spirit to go with a beautiful face ✨💫 #therealtarzan #tarzan

[ryukandmorty]

This is how you use your platform the right way salute to therealtarzan for being a real one

Rhinos Elephants and Tigers along with many other species are being MURDERED for their HORNS BONES and TUSK! The blackmarket and Chinese , Oriental/Asian market are craving these animals parts and putting $600,000 bounties on the removal of animal parts for purposes that have no effect ! I NEED YOUR HELP! The rhinos need your help ALL of these creatures need us to speak up for them ! ✊🏾🇿🇦 (Please comment like and reblog tag your friends and family PLEASE)