Aquify Systems, a leading innovator of aquatic mechanical product solutions and the exclusive North American distributor of Herborner pumps, has expanded its partnership with Herborner Pumpen, the top European manufacturer of commercial aquatic pumps with a 148-year track record, to create a streamlined customer experience that delivers the highest quality, efficiency and service.

Trust for Public Land (TPL) announced Dr. Jocelyn Imani as the first National Black History and Culture Director for TPL.

UFC GYM continues its expansion throughout California with the grand opening of its new UFC FIT San Jose.

Contractors can now help commercial sites, like schools, parks and shopping centers, create more customized irrigation schedules, meet their water-efficiency goals and enjoy simpler remote access with Rain Bird's new ESP-LXME2 and ESP-LXME2 PRO Controllers.

A new IHRSA and Global Health & Fitness Alliance report highlights the immense economic and socioeconomic impact of the global health and fitness industry.

The Department of the Interior announced that visitor spending in communities near national parks in 2021 resulted in a $42.5 billion benefit to the nation's economy and supported 322,600 mostly local jobs.

Move United, the national leader in community-based sports and recreation for individuals with disabilities, has selected the City of Hoover and Birmingham, Ala., as the host for the 2023 Move United Nationals. In addition, the event will expand to include adults as well as youth athletes with a physical, visual and/or intellectual disability.

This year, the topics local leaders highlighted as top priorities in their annual state of the city speeches include infrastructure, economic development, budget and management, and public safety. 

"At the National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA), we believe all children — no matter their ability, age, gender identity, race, ethnicity or household income — deserve equitable access to high-quality sport opportunities," begins the statement.

In an effort to make healthy, modernized schools a national priority in communities across the country, the U.S. Conference of Mayors (USCM), which represents more than 1,400 mayors, passed a healthy school infrastructure resolution.