Articles from Parks & Recreation (February 1, 2005)

1-52 out of 52 article(s)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Accreditation important in academics.			1854
Advocacy initiatives announced: upcoming legislative forum full of objectives.			1114
APRS awards its members.			442
Audio tour guide.			148
Behind the CPRP exam.	Leiwig, Tim		718
Big Apple receives big chunk of land.		Brief Article	122
Boosting Sarasota's heartbeat: a new heart-pumping program helps a Florida community walk for weight loss.	Klein, Gus		1834
Calendar of events.		Calendar	955
Change of leadership.		Brief Article	155
Coast guard team takes on the Ironman.			406
Council rejects bond money.		Brief Article	145
Debris blower.			108
Deep water stairs: a step in a new direction: stairs in the diving well can help alleviate fear and possible safety issues associated with traditional ladders.	Bales, Beth		2230
Donate to Park Relief.		Brief Article	139
Eagle Scout leads new trail development.		Brief Article	86
Educational highlights.			529
Ethics and the health of public park systems: sharing best management practices with the public is the future for our parks.	LaPage, Will		1308
From the editor.	Roberts, Rachel		639
Get involved with good sports.			150
Hiking up recreation fees.		Brief Article	81
Illinois: citizen efforts create paddle hut.		Brief Article	241
Including people who are deaf in recreation: despite advances in opportunity, people who are deaf still need more.	Coco-Ripp, Jo Ann		2784
Irrigation nozzles.			139
Leader of the pack: world-renown scholar John L. Crompton has changed the concept of parks and recreation.			612
Meet your staff ...		Brief Article	336
Mining nature's bounty: Minnesota transforms an abandoned iron field into a revenue-building recreational resort.			564
National Disability Sports Conference announced.			125
New health guidelines stress physical activity.			438
New leadership announced.		Brief Article	151
New people, new places.		Brief Article	171
New tennis initiative a real ace.		Brief Article	166
NRPA membership dues changing.		Brief Article	202
Oregon: having A whale of a good time.		Brief Article	109
Parking station.			124
Parking/transit cards.			93
Parkland means more than profit: parks have the power to inspire, and should be defended against being sold as excess lands.	Thorner, John A.		632
Paving over parkland: cash-strapped communities are trading green space for greenbacks.	Avrasin, Maya		3045
Pay to play.			467
Playground components.			135
Safe swimming: how to develop a site-specific drowning prevention program in your aquatic facility.	Palmer, Lynn		1623
Shelters.			98
Spring baseball is in the air.		Brief Article	199
Step up to Health through NRPA summits.		Brief Article	196
Surplus river access site becomes waterfront park.		Brief Article	130
Sweeper.			95
Swim strong with schools: partnering with public schools to create water attractions can help alleviate budget issues while strengthening commitment to community.	Wagner, Steve		1902
The day camp dilemma: although a park and recreation department's day camp brings in revenue, how do you measure successful outcomes? A new survey by the American Camp Association has the answers.	Henderson, Karla A.		2807
The deep end of aquatics.			363
Utility vehicles.			91
Volunteers restore trail riverfront.		Brief Article	158
Water testing.			116
Wood.			80