Innovative Problem-Solving East Portland Community Center used creative filtration, heat recovery, durable materials, and integrated planning to earn LEED Platinum. This article is for Members only
Swimming In Sustainability Early goal-setting and coordinated design can help natatorium projects earn LEED points while reducing water and energy use. This article is for Members only
Marking Fields For Functionality Clear priorities, color choices, removable equipment, and proper dimensions keep multiuse athletic fields functional and safe. This article is for Members only
A Step Forward A redesigned, mobile-friendly Parks & Rec Business website makes industry articles, ideas, trends, and resources easier to find and share. This article is for Members only
Planning For Flexibility Arlington Heights Sports Park shows how grading, drainage, flexible field layouts, and community features can maximize a constrained site. This article is for Members only
Good Intentions Seven practical steps help agencies turn community-supported playground proposals into safe, sustainable, and successful public projects. This article is for Members only
Changing Public Policy Changing public policy takes planning, time, communication, and stakeholder involvement to move organizations in a workable direction. This article is for Members only
Repurpose Sports Equipment Unused and lost-and-found sports equipment can give children in underserved communities the opportunity, hope, and joy of play. This article is for Members only
Senior Focus Creative senior programs—from intergenerational visits to proms and games—encourage participation, connection, and memorable experiences. This article is for Members only
A Plea To Parents A sense of belonging, family involvement, and positive activities can help young people build confidence, responsibility, and connection. This article is for Members only
