Articles from Parks & Recreation (February 1, 2009)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A new skin for your pool.			100
A refreshing change: New Jersey's Meadowlands: an uninhabitable wasteland is transformed into a conservation area where more than 260 species of birds and wildlife thrive.	Davis, LaDonna S.		699
A voice for all Americans.	Adams, Jodie		540
Aquatic adventures.			82
Aquatics.		Brief article	264
Bad water bad air: public pool managers dive into chlorine issues.	Lyman, Francesca		2169
Biking the Big Apple.			417
Clogged by the law: overflowing with obstacles and confusing requirements, a new pool drain law makes compliance tough for pool operators.	Pine, Stacey	Cover story	1598
Connecting the Cumberlands: a public lands success story in Tennessee reveals the benefits of cooperative partnering.	Fyke, Jim		845
Don't forget the successes!	Franklin-Barbajosa, Cassandra		497
Easy as 1,2,3.			100
Eggtastic!			90
Fit for life.			490
Get involved, stay engaged: the 2009 appropriations process offers NRPA members an outstanding opportunity to get involved.	Futrell, Ashley; Phillips, Mike		801
Good cents.			95
Groom in a zoom.			102
Isn't that crafty?			81
Local baseball events a grand slam.		Brief article	222
Making a splash: 12 tips to boost pool safety.	Griffith, Matthew D.; Griffiths, Tom		1736
Mark your calendars.		Calendar	67
National and local focus at NRPA advocacy event.		Brief article	152
New resource to fight obesity and inactivity.		Brief article	128
Nominations open for 2009 NRPA Awards.		Brief article	181
On the job: NRPA Career Center.		Brief article	87
Parks unplugged: getting greener by the day.	Lyman, Francesca		1579
Plan your work, work your plan: master planning for rural communities: a tool for community organizing.	Schaumleffel, Nathan A.; Martin, Colby A.		2390
Something for everyone: three agencies prove that adaptability is crucial in delivering truly inclusive recreation opportunities.	Miller, Kimberly D.		1121
Splash in the grass.			79
Staffing for success: now is the time to line up your troops.	Borowka, Dana		504
Stump be gone.			106
The simple pleasure of parks.	Gillespie, Elihu	Viewpoint essay	380
Travel with the trust.		Brief article	138
What are your strategic solutions for managing budget cuts?			579
Wild, wild west!			85