Articles from Parks & Recreation (February 1, 2006)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Round the campfire.			86
A new way to climb.			128
A sad journey home: NRPA staff member returns to home state ravaged by hurricanes.	McAdory, Tanya		1643
Academic accreditation.			1050
Accreditation excellence: Gainesville Parks and Recreation.	Cooper, J. Melvin		550
Advocacy update: charting a course for the future: a new Congress brings new challenges.	Dolesh, Richard J.		1161
All the rage: paddle your community into a new type of experience--the whitewater park.	Shimoda, Risa		1176
Arizona: Maricopa County deemed "pioneer".		Brief article	125
Baseball is back this spring.			434
Being trendy.	Wagner, Shawn	Letter to the editor	37
Bush signature will balloon Calif. park's land.		Brief article	258
Cable TV group aids historic site.		Brief article	205
Coaches help cure cancer.			550
Correction.		Correction notice	94
Culbreth moves to Jacksonville.			252
Culture, community and opportunity: striking a chord with minorities: a look at how minority populations use urban parks, and why those spaces are in jeopardy.	Sadowski, Cheryl		2072
Dry air.			130
From the editor: guppy to shark.	Roberts, Rachel	Editorial	330
Graffiti be gone.			92
Have a ball.			104
Historic fountain.			87
Hunters thin deer herds at Georgia Parks.		Brief article	192
Idaho: Boise adds to its park jewels.		Brief article	189
Illinois: Glenview appoints new director.		Brief article	184
Keeping them at camp: how to work with youth at risk to prevent expulsions from recreation services.	Riley, Kenneth		2357
Leave it better: pedestrian connections: a new pedestrian bridge provides access to public transportation while blending with a neighboring park.			376
Making waves: aquatic professionals, like all park and recreation professionals, have an opportunity to make a difference in their community.	Madani, Farhad	Cover story	497
Mark your calendars.		Calendar	135
Moving magazine.	Conway, Julee	Letter to the editor	28
New Hampshire: New London recreation director passes away.		Obituary	164
New Mexico breaks ground on state park.		Brief article	234
NRPA launches online CPRP practice exam.		Brief article	155
NTRS poster session: call for presenters.		Brief article	270
Over the edge.			121
Perspectives: sink or swim? Members need to be active in the legislative and regulatory processes.	Thorner, John		483
Picture this: young royalty.			60
Progress made on governance roles task force recommendations.		Brief article	239
Public shows support for National Parks.		Brief article	108
Rain, rain, go away.			100
Ray of light: we shine a light on UV--a new technology for controlling chloramines at your pool.	Schaefer, Tom		1378
Renovation help.	Stanley, Anita	Letter to the editor	52
Research update: art programs for older adults: today's more active older adults are choosing programs like art education to fulfill their leisure learning needs.	Stanley, Melanie A.		2258
Ross retires from park service.		Brief article	188
School is in session: park funding tough to find? Take a lesson from Boston Parks, who partnered with a city college to find the answer.	Petralia, Cara		1498
Sri Lankan playground team continues work overseas.		Brief article	209
Surround surface.			90
Take a seat.			105
Trail links cities in two states.		Brief article	181
Trailblazers: making a splash for pool operators: Kent Williams finds ways to share his years of pool experience with field leaders.			442
Tune Tube.			113
Umbrella time.			102
USTA offers coaching workshops.		Brief article	247
Work begins on lifeguarding standards.		Brief article	170