Although interpretation is believed by many to be the most powerful tool for visitor management it has rarely been incorporated fully into major planning mechanisms (Roggenbuck, 1987). Nonetheless, the relationship between interpretation and management is now recognized as a fundamental and that such programs should stem directly from management policies (Newsome et al., 2002). For example, interpretation significantly influences the carrying capacity of an area. By limiting the number of unwanted encounters or experiences in a recreational environment and restricting unsuitable behavior in the area and reducing conflicts between users, the current acceptable carrying capacity limits can be increased.