Features
GIS Resource Guide
Check out these national GIS data resources relevant to park planning and public land use.
Here to Stay
Technology trends shaping the field of parks and recreation (and the ones that won't).
Additional Articles
Help Select the 2013 Congress Speed Sessions
We've gotten a number of great submissions for Speed Sessions at this year's Congress, and we need your help to decide who gets to present.
Save Your Agency Time and Money with Member-Exclusive Discounts
NRPA members can take advantage of a number of opportunities to save with member-exclusive discounts.
Professional Development Planner
Upcoming educational opportunities to take your knowledge to the next level.
Sign and Wayfinding Project Connects the Louisville Community with Its Public Trails
Louisville Metro Parks is developing an innovative trail system that will connect parks and neighborhood to attractions throughout the city.
Work Smarter, Not Just Harder
Editor Phil Hayward discusses technologies trending in parks and recreation.
Board Governance: Thriving, Not Just Surviving
Steve Thompson, NRPA's Chair of the Board of Directors, shares new developments in internal governance on the board.
Make Your Voice Heard in Washington
How to advocate at the NRPA Legislative Forum or from your hometown
Self-Supervision, Planning, and Evaluation
Seven essential tips to help young managers enhance performance.
Not Your Grandma’s Water Aerobics
Deep-water running offers a non-impact cardiovascular workout for injured athletes, seniors, and everyone in between.
Power to the Kids
Energy-generating playgrounds harness the energy produced by children’s play and convert it for wider community benefit.
COAPRT Chair Michael Blazey
COAPRT Chair Michael Blazey shares his thoughts on the current state of parks and recreation and the role university programs play in the development of quality professionals for the field.
Briefly Noted
Stay on top of the latest in parks and recreation with this listing of announcements from around the industry.