Beyond Bricks and Mortar Envisioning the possibilities of a new community center or sports facility is exciting, but when the costs of a project add up, the last thing anyone wants to see is a surprise. This article is for Members only
Calculating Demand of Sports Fields Park planning has become increasingly data-driven in recent years. This article is for Members only
Stormwater Management Takes The Field Many parks, recreation, and athletic facilities serve as community hubs where residents gather to compete, play, socialize, and enjoy the outdoors. This article is for Members only
Combining Pickleball and Tennis Courts The only thing more prevalent than pickleball these days is this question: “Should we line our tennis courts for pickleball, too, or just have separate pickleball courts?” This article is for Members only
The Evolution of Universal Locker Rooms Much about fitness has changed over the last few years, including the advent of virtual classes and the meteoric rise of pickleball. However, in gym facilities across the country, one of the more noticeable changes has little to do with exercise. This article is for Members only
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Water Consumption Statistics Safe and easily accessible water is vital for the entire population, whether for drinking, domestic use, and agricultural production.
Where To Find Butterflies In The United States The Michigan Bulb Co. is a big fan of pollinators, and like them even better when they’re gorgeous to look at. Their enthusiasm led to curiosity, and they wondered in which states you’re most likely to see the most butterflies. So, they took to the internet to find out!
Solar-Charging Stations Solar-powered charging stations are becoming more visible in public areas—especially where there is no access to power lines.
Designing Dog Parks Dog parks--while nowhere near as ubiquitous as ball fields, picnic tables or tennis courts--are starting to become part of the American park landscape.
