The American Council on Exercise (ACE), Special Olympics International, and Move to Live More shared early outcomes from the Community Physical Activity Leader (CPAL) course, a free, accessible educational resource designed to equip people with and without intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) to lead inclusive physical activity in their communities. 

Support for recycling in the U.S. cuts across age groups, geographic regions and political affiliations, according to a nationwide survey conducted by The Harris Poll on behalf of Keep America Beautiful for America Recycles Day 2025.

The National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA) released new findings from its Park Pulse survey series showing robust public support for recreation programs that bring older adults and children together. 

The Health & Fitness Association (HFA) today released the 2025 US Health & Fitness Consumer Report: Expanded Insights, the second installment of its annual national study of fitness participation and facility usage.

Project EverGreen has unveiled an exciting new feature for its groundbreaking Clean Air Calculator (CAC): a mobile drawing tool that allows users to easily map their green spaces and learn the amount of clean air they generate directly from their smartphones or tablets.

Public Lands Alliance (PLA) calls on our nation’s leaders to come together, find common ground, and work towards a bipartisan solution that will fully reopen our national parks, forests, refuges, monuments, and other public lands without delay. 

The Health & Fitness Association will induct Annbeth Eschbach, co-founder and CEO of ResetOne, into the Health & Fitness Hall of Fame.

Surf Park Summit, the leading industry event dedicated to the future of surfing outside of the ocean, is back with an exciting new location.

The Council for the Model Aquatic Health Code (CMAHC) has announced that its Aquatic Venue Public Health Inspector (AVPHI) Course is now available online for the first time. 

For the 20th year, the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) has published its annual Worldwide Fitness Trends forecast, and the number one trend for 2026 is Wearable Technology.