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4. Mapping the profession of heritage interpreter 59 This result shows that the majority of people linked to heritage interpretation clearly see it as a particular and differentiated profession, based on, or in connection with, differ - ent knowledges, disciplines or activities, such as those listed under table 5. 2009 AIP Survey (Fernández & Soto 2009) . List of professions proposed which should include HI Tourism 97 % Environmental Education 91 % Museography 90 % Graphic design 44 % Other 20 % Architecture 31 % Oher professions that according to respondents should include HI · Cultural Production/Management · Any profession related to the design of materials or equipment for general public’s leisure · Sustainable Tourism, ethnotourism, religious tourism, interpretation centres · Foresters · Biology · Communication · Social Education · Geology · Heritage Management · Cultural Production/Management · Any other profession requiring interaction with the public · Local development agent · Performing Arts · Education · Geography · Cultural Management · Leisure · Any other profession requiring interaction with the public Table 5. AIP 2009 Survey (Fernández & Soto 2009)