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Facility Profile - November 2015
Creating a fabulous centerpiece for this park meant investing in a smart strategy for lighting it up at night.
Web Exclusive - November 2015
Joe Kneip Park in North Las Vegas recently got a makeover, thanks to the National Recreation and Park Association, the City of North Las Vegas and a number of other partners.
Before You Go - November 2015
Preliminary findings of a recent economic impact study commissioned by the National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA), a national not-for-profit organization dedicated to advancing park, recreation and conservation efforts, revealed that the nation's local and regional parks generate nearly $140 billion in economic activity per year and support nearly 1 million jobs.
Before You Go - October 2015
The recipients were revealed on Sept. 15 in Las Vegas at the NRPA's Annual Conference. The sponsor of the Gold Medal Awards program, one of the highest professional awards available to parks and recreation agencies throughout the country, was Musco Lighting LLC, an Oskaloosa, Iowa-based company that has specialized in lighting systems for sports and large areas for more than 30 years.
Feature Article - September 2015
You can make your park or site stand out when you choose shelters and shade structures that create a sense of place and provide a unique aesthetic.
Cities are increasingly developing greenways that interconnect various communities and parks. Here, we take a look at how effective greenways in three urban areas are making an impact.
Web Exclusive - September 2015
Expanding on our coverage of urban greenways, we provide additional information about how incorporating natural play elements along greenways can help boost involvement in nature by kids and families.
Feature Article - August 2015
Developing partnerships with other organizations, whether they are nonprofit or for-profit, is vital in helping to make recreation facilities more effective in executing their plans for new or existing developments or programs. Learn about how to form effective partnerships.
Problem Solver - August 2015
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Outdoor fitness areas can incorporate a variety of equipment, including circuit training, body-weight resistance, as well as adjustable resistance, giving community members a chance to get a full-body workout. What's more, many units accommodate multiple users, which means more people can work out at once, getting all the benefits of a workout with the added bonus of a strong social element.
