Ninety-three percent of U.S. adults agree conservation is an essential role of park and recreation professionals and their agencies. This strong sentiment is expressed across all ages, races, political affiliations and regions of the country. From planting native trees and removing invasive species, to retrofitting buildings with green roofs and energy-efficient lights, conservation and sustainability measures come in many forms at park and recreation agencies. 

Key Findings

• Ninety-three percent of U.S. adults agree conservation is an essential role of parks and recreation.
• Seventy-four percent agree it is an extremely essential or a very essential part of parks and recreation.
• This strong agreeance is found in all ages, races, political affiliations and regions of the U.S.

Press Release: Sustainability in Parks and Recreation