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Vanquishing Foes At Play

Alongside, self-competitive recreation can complement opponent-based sports by promoting inclusion, socialization, collaboration, and personal improvement.

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Programming 2 min read

Water Workload

Efficient irrigation design can reduce water waste, maintenance demands, plant stress, runoff, and long-term operating costs in public landscapes.

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Parks 4 min read

Game, Set, And Match

Durable coded gate locks can simplify tennis-court access, reduce key management, support flexible users, and create new revenue opportunities.

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Sports Fields 4 min read

Slow Progress On Inclusion

In the history lessons I absorbed as a student, one in particular was an important point that the absence of evidence is important evidence.

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Columns 6 min read

Dog Days

They offer opportunities for socialization for users of all ages.

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Parks 5 min read

Small Sides, Major Impacts

It all started with Little League, when baseball aficionados introduced sports to kids by standardizing fields that were built to be the right size for them.

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Parks 5 min read

Inclusive Playgrounds

Thanks to the hard work of parents, advocates, and cities, inclusive playgrounds have become more common across the U.S. in recent years, and calls for inclusive play spaces continue to grow.

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Parks 6 min read