Leo’s Landing If childhood had a Bill of Rights, among them would be “the right to play” and “the right to play with your family and friends.” This article is for Paid-members only
Another Name For A Skatepark Have you ever thought of your city skatepark as more than just a place for “those kids” to hang out? This article is for Paid-members only
Trails On The Brain Are trails just lines randomly drawn on maps? While some people may perceive them this way, trail planners would most certainly disagree because of the thoughtfulness and care with which they approach their work. This article is for Paid-members only
Drinking In Knowledge The New York City Department of Parks and Recreation (NYC Parks) operates approximately 3,500 drinking fountains on its properties. This article is for Paid-members only
Data-Driven Possibilities Recreational areas bring communities together. They are shared spaces in which to play, to connect with each other, and to take a moment to slow down. This article is for Paid-members only
Guilty Or Not Guilty? Most injury cases in tort law are based upon negligence. To bring a claim of negligence, a plaintiff must prove four elements to be successful. This article is for Paid-members only
Sudden Cardiac Arrest Automated External Defibrillators—more commonly known as AEDs, with the letters and a red heart—are in almost every public place these days. This article is for Paid-members only
Honesty, Integrity, Sincerity One of the privileges I had when working as a director for the park district was that the executive offices were actually within the zoo grounds (part of the park district’s authority). This article is for Paid-members only
