Parks and Recreation Magazine

Parks and Recreation Magazine

NRPA serves as an essential resource for top-notch practices, detailed case studies, and extensive data. Our research tools and publications set the benchmark for insights in the park and recreation field.

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  • 3 days ago | nrpa.org | Cort Jones |Cara Myers

    Tags: Urban Parks and Recreation, Trends and News, Operations, Environmental Resilience, Podcasts Happy Earth Month! On today’s episode, we’re excited to share a collaboration with NRPA’s new podcast, Guardians of Greenspaces. Guardians of Greenspaces is a podcast focused on conservation from a park and recreation maintenance lens.

  • 1 month ago | nrpa.org | Paul Hooper

    Tags: Urban Parks and Recreation, Trends and News, Park and Recreation Month Pictured: Local business owners in Lexington, Kentucky, plant trees as part of Lexington's Park and Recreation Month celebration. Photo courtesy of Paul Hooper, Lexington Parks & Recreation. Park and Recreation Month is all about celebrating our great parks, highlighting amazing programs, and shedding light on the incredible work our staff do each day to enhance their communities.

  • 1 month ago | nrpa.org | Cort Jones |Cara Myers

    Tags: Urban Parks and Recreation, Trends and News, Health and Wellness, Youth Sports , Girls in Sport , Podcasts On this episode of Open Space Radio, we explore the critical role that parks and recreation plays in advancing sports opportunities for all youth — especially girls. Providing these opportunities is more than just fairness; it’s about giving girls the opportunities and support they need to succeed, both on and off the field.

  • Jan 17, 2025 | nrpa.org | John Roche

    Tags: Trends and News, Careers and Professional Development, Certification, CPRE One of my favorite TV characters and role models, Leslie Knope, once said, “Sometimes, you just have to say, ‘I’m going to be better today than I was yesterday.’” Since I became a Certified Park and Recreation Professional (CPRP), I’ve been trying to live out Knope’s suggestion of “being better.” The CPRP is a great distinction, but I knew that when I was eligible, I wanted to go for the Certified Park and...

  • Jan 8, 2025 | nrpa.org | Clement Lau

    Tags: Urban Parks and Recreation, Trends and News, Social Equity, NRPA Annual Conference, Health and Wellness As park and recreation professionals, we often undertake projects that aim to transform and enhance the quality of life in communities, especially those that have historically been underserved. A project that I was fortunate to have been a part of is the 10-Minute Walk Campaign visit and study for Lewisville, Texas.

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