I Rise Up for Parks and Recreation | Perspectives | Parks & Recreation Magazine | NRPA
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Park and Recreation Month celebrates the community members who, through their volunteerism, advocacy and philanthropy, have risen up for the field of parks and recreation.
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Altus Parks and Recreation brings esports to its Oklahoma community.
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In Indianapolis, youth camps are happening without the use of park employees and at no cost to the park.
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Learn how your NRPA membership can earn you a product discount.
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Local park and recreation agencies have a positive impact on the lives of millions of people.
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Eighty-six percent of U.S. adults believe it is helpful to have access to the outdoors and nature during stressful times.
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Telling stories is one of the most powerful ways that folks can influence, teach and inspire others.
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As the aging population becomes more diverse, it's important that park and recreation agencies learn more about centering equity in the delivery of services, programs, facilities and operations.
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Parks are treasured landscapes that have provided countless people with the opportunity to make a direct connection with nature.
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The Riverwalk Atlanta project will reconnect the city to its waterfront by providing access to the river’s edge.
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In the case of Moore v. Gibson, Plaintiff Moore claimed Defendant Officer Gibson had engaged in “malicious prosecution and abuse of power.”
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City of Parkersburg, West Virginia, expanded City Park Pool to include a splash pad that welcomes children and families of all abilities.
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A young professional honors his grandfather’s memory.
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