Welcome!

Don't miss our brand new Dalwhinnie Voices project page for this summer - see menu column to your left.

If you live, work or just pass through Dalwhinnie, we'd love to hear any stories you might like to share (see project page for details)!

We're also recruiting volunteer focus group members for a new online National Trust for Scotland project, Scotland's Stories - if you'd like to take part just click on the menu page.

Interpretaction is an associates-based network of interpretation professionals located across the UK and in Europe.  It was established by Verity Walker in 1999 after a 20+ year career in museums and heritage organisations.  We can offer:

• planning, writing and implementing interpretation projects
• evaluation and audit of existing interpretive sites/structures/projects
• development of live interpretation tailor-made training programmes for staff or volunteers
• devising of artistic and poetic interpretive projects and techniques
• interpretive song-writing
• research into the efficacy of different interpretive methods
• heritage education planning
• INSET days for teachers and heritage education staff/volunteers
• photography for interpretive projects
• a good selection of high-resolution Scottish wild and garden plant images (just ask!)

Based on the Black Isle just north of Inverness in the Scottish Highlands, Verity also has a base in Cippenham near London, and works throughout Europe and the UK, hand-picking appropriate teams of experienced associates for each project (see People page).

Verity is a full member of the Association for Heritage Interpretation, a member of the Group for Education in Museums and the Museums Association, and was a voluntary director of the International Museums Theatre Alliance for 7 years (2000 - 2007).