49. Environmental interpretation is an environmental education activity which examines and
reveals in an attractive way the characteristics of an area and its biophysical and cultural
relationships, through direct experiences which generate enjoyment, sensitivity,
knowledge and commitment to the values interpreted. Which of the following is the best
example of an environmental interpretive activity?
(A) learning to tie knots
(B) comparing different tree nuts and identifying which tree they have fallen from
(C) conducting a debrief after a hike
(D) completing an orienteering course through a natural environment