Articles from Parks & Recreation (April 1, 2004)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
$200,000 donation restores wetlands.		Brief Article	292
10 national parks considered 'endangered'.		Brief Article	285
2004 NRPA Congress.		Calendar	678
Adaptive swing.			129
Anti-slip products.			86
Aquatic course meets approval.		Brief Article	112
Arsenic and your playground: the 2004 voluntary phase-out of arsenic-treated wood is giving park and recreation departments nationwide new reason to evaluate their parks.	Dolesh, Richard J.		3203
Artful display comes to rec center.		Brief Article	85
Boost sport camp quality.		Brief Article	66
Bouncing back: how to develop resiliency through outcome-based recreation programs.	Allen, Lawrence		2850
Calendar of events.		Calendar	505
Call for 2004 nominations for the APRS awards.		Brief Article	157
Climber.			117
Climbing up the walls: many facilities offer new climbing walls in the lobby for all to see.			885
Concessions.			93
Do folks in the recreation field get the last laugh? What it truly means to be a recreation and park professional.	Zuefle, David Matthew	Column	963
Effective advocating: how to make your department's projects linger in Congress.	Avrasin, Maya		817
Elite Athletes shine bright for AFRS.		Brief Article	189
Environmental studies program launched.		Brief Article	191
Federal lawsuit filed fights for birds.			418
Floating dock.			83
GPS hanheld.			103
Growing stronger: strength training for older adults.		Brief Article	91
Historic liqhthouse sheds new light for community.		Brief Article	139
Historic marker buoys marina.		Brief Article	138
How safe are our playgrounds? New report card shows significant improvement, but still room for more change.	Olsen, Heather		2903
In defense of parks: a call to fight against minor impact transportation projects.	Lose, David		979
Lamentations from a Senator.	Roberts, Rachel		496
Land acquisition yields 80 acres for California's parks.		Brief Article	160
Lighting.			97
Member wins silver cup hospitality award.		Brief Article	138
Mid-West City makes recreation fun for all.			794
National Forum sets goals for the coming year.			649
National Parks receive budget boost.			629
New swimming and water safety program announced.		Brief Article	155
Orlando's secret garden: leave it better than you found it: forget theme parks--drive to Leu Gardens for a fantasy world in flowers.			466
Over the river and through the woods: grab your GPS, and be FTF (that's "First To Find" for all you novices) out about a new park hobby called geocaching.	Schneider, Ingrid		1423
Pest control.			180
Playground panel.			81
Pool raises funds with Rockapella.		Brief Article	181
Regional parks deliver for 70 Years.		Brief Article	194
Registration software.			123
Rubber mulch.			77
Saving America's Cities: the Speaker of the House forms a new task force to examine the issues facing the redevelopment of urban areas.	Roberts, Rachel		482
Senate approves transportation equity act reauthorization.			405
Smoker receptacle.			102
Sports brave stormy weather.			734
Sports make Green Mountain state great.			771
Sports star of the north.			712
Talking tennis: tennis star James Blake serves up his thoughts on recreation.		Interview	669
The cream of Congress: this year's crop of Congressional Award winners distinguish themselves for their continued support of parks and recreation.	Roberts, Rachel		317
Trash receptacles.			106
Watershed reaps benefits of settlement agreement.		Brief Article	164
Wheelchair-accessible tables.			98