Columbia Breaks
Fire Interpretive Center
Future
What will develop at CBFIC with community support?
Capital Projects:
1. Construct an entry portal.
2. Install a display panel at the north end of the shelter
3. Convert the picnic shelter into a display center
4. Create an interpretive garden of “fire-safe” plants around the shelter
5. Provide water and electrical service to the shelter
6. Finish making the interpretive trail and amphitheater accessible to visitors with physical challenges
dream_.pdfPersonnel
Professional staff of paid employees and volunteers, operating in a self-sustaining capacity through cooperation with other public agencies and private partnerships.
Partnerships: Move the Entiat Historical site projects to the CB site
Verbal Interpretation: lectures * forums * panel discussions * tours * special speakers
Multi-media Interpretation: lookout towers * maps * videos * historic photographs * rotating displays/exhibits * historical documentation * research information * reference library
Interactive Interpretation: self-guided tours * antique & contemporary equipment * informative performances * demonstrations * fireside chats
Training: Ongoing training for fire fighting agencies * School field trips *Teacher education