PRB+ Magazine (Page 7)

Mitigating Human-Wildlife Conflicts Through Design

This PRB+ University course will equip attendees with the knowledge and tools to mitigate bear–human conflicts through wildlife-resistant waste management and food storage systems.

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PRB+ University 4 min read

Making Parks & Trails Accessible For All

This PRB+ University session will help you identify the low-hanging fruit when it comes to choosing where to begin and how to proceed with ADA compliance.

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PRB+ University 2 min read

The Art Of Placemaking

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Editor's Notes 6 min read

Creative Collaborations

As a U.S. Cultural Policy Fellow at Stanford University, the Minnesota-based artist models how organizations like parks departments can think about artists-in-residence and artists-in-government.

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Parks 5 min read

Across the country, partnerships with local land trusts facilitate projects with long-term environmental, economic, and social impacts. Expertise in land acquisition, fund development, environmental stewardship, and community engagement can catalyze solutions.

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Parks 5 min read

Designed With Purpose

The crisp fall air ushers in a much-anticipated time of year—college football season. To many, football means tailgating, relaxing weekends, and cheering for their favorite team with friends and family.

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Rec Facilities 4 min read

Lighting The Way

In June 2024, Washington, D.C., completed one of the most ambitious public lighting upgrades in the country.

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Parks 5 min read

Ready For Primetime

During this past summer, the world beat a path to America’s doorstep for the FIFA Club World Cup.

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Rec Facilities 5 min read

The Lifecycle Of A Playground

In cities and suburbs alike, playgrounds are often overlooked as just another part of the landscape. But these spaces are more than a patch of metal and mulch—they are vital spaces where children grow stronger, kinder, and braver, creating lasting memories and meaningful friendships.

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Rec Facilities 4 min read

Beyond Accessibility

The design intent of inclusive playgrounds is to create an environment where no one feels left out.

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Parks 6 min read

Mitigating Human-Wildlife Conflicts Through Design

Making Parks & Trails Accessible For All

The Art Of Placemaking

Creative Collaborations

Trusted Partners

Designed With Purpose

Lighting The Way

Ready For Primetime

The Lifecycle Of A Playground

Beyond Accessibility