Articles from Parks & Recreation (September 1, 2002)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A natural challenge: sustainable design made for a successful, beautiful park at Saluda Shoals.	Wells, Dan		2066
Advocacy still needed on Dept. of Interior funding. (Advocacy Update).			366
An urban perspective on ORRRC. (ORRRCAT At 40!).	Jordan, Charles		1416
Are you ready? Emergency and disaster planning tips.	Avery, Bill		934
Bill Rodgers, play marathon legend. (Power Play).			523
Bird prevention. (Product Roundup).			100
Board develops goals for coming year. (National Society for Park Resources).			270
Bouncing component. (Product Roundup).			82
Calendar of events.			1584
Camera creates opportunity. (National Therapeutic Recreation Society).			343
Community programs impact senior's health and quality of life. (Leisure and Aging Society).			196
Congress programs support citizens. (Citizen-Board Member Branch).			296
Discover Tampa Bay: your journey continues.			983
Dispensers. (Product Roundup).			96
Dover Air Force Base gets culinary delight. (Armed Forces Recreation Society).			271
Education: cornerstone of professional development. (Tip-Off).			660
Envisioning an even stronger NRPA: NRPA continues to make great progress toward realizing Vision 2010. (NRPA Perspective).	Billups, Marvin		596
Great lakes region. (Regional Reports).			657
Help your community walk and ride for better health. (Tip-Off).			236
Hershey awards, sealed with a kiss. (Tip-Off).			161
Hoggetowne Medieval Faire: using historical reenactments for community tourism development.	Holdnak, Andrew, II		1617
Insect barrier. (Product Roundup).			79
Kids learn and get healthy at camp. (Tip-Off).			306
Message from APRS President Harvey Faust, CPRP. (American Park and Recreation Society).			265
Message from NAB President Doug Brenner. (National Aquatic Branch).			212
More than play: playground supports memory. (National Playground Safety Institute).			246
Northeastern region. (Regional Reports).			537
NRPA exhibition center and exhibitor list.			2708
NRPA welcomes Tampa youth to Congress 2002. (NRPA Youth Services).			193
One step at a time: what's involved in agency accreditation?	Weiss, Judy		1278
Pacific region. (Regional Reports).			373
Play arena. (Product Roundup).			100
Play bridge. (Product Roundup).			117
Playground component. (Product Roundup).			72
Private-sector money is untapped resource. (@ Issue).	Worls, G. Randolph		437
Reclaiming for recreation: for 100 years, the federal Bureau of Reclamation has brought water--and recreation--to the American West.			1677
Recreation for metropolitan America. (Chapter 10).			3785
Restroom. (Product Roundup).			96
ROTC gets help from recreation. (National Student Branch).			252
Shelter. (Product Roundup).			68
Signs of trouble: citizen-driven guidelines for sponsor recognition in park and recreation settings.	Havitz, Mark		2885
Slide. (Product Roundup).			64
Software. (Product Roundup).			81
Solar furnaces. (Product Roundup).			62
South Coast Botanic Garden, Palos Verdes Peninsula, Calif. (Leave It Better Than You Found It).			215
Southeast region. (Regional Reports).			557
Southwest region. (Regional Reports).			334
Summit meeting: highlighst from the 2001 Leisure Research Symposium in Denver. (Research Update).	Floyd, Myron		1992
This old house gets residents moving. (Tip-Off).			235
Trash receptacle. (Product Roundup).			70
Treated wood. (Product Roundup).			97
Water-absorbing polymer. (Product Roundup).			107
Weather warning: is there a duty to follow established procedures to warn of lightning storms? (NRPA Law Review).	Kowlowski, James		2544
When is persistence too pushy? (Commercial Recreation and Tourism Section).			361
Why NRPA? (Tip-Off).			193
Why parks and recreation? varied reasons, unified goals. (Tip-Off).			328