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Niagara Parks President April Jeffs and Debbie Whitehouse, President of the new Niagara Parks Foundation, are shown in front of a newly planted oak tree at the Niagara Parks Botanical Gardens on Friday, which marked Earth Day, when the new foundation was announced. A new fundraising foundation for the NiagaraRead More →
CAMP HILL – In an effort to showcase all that PA’s 121 national parks and 20 forest districts have to offer, the Pennsylvania Parks and Forests Foundation is participating in the inaugural I Love My State Parks Week, a campaign hosted by the National Association of State Parks Foundations fromRead More →
(CBS DETROIT) — The State of Michigan and the National Park Service (NPS) are partnering to improve access to national parks in the region. With the growing popularity of parks, the agency and the state provide transportation and mobility solutions. NPS will begin contacting mobility companies this summer to developRead More →
By Rob Brawner, Executive Director of Atlanta BeltLine Partnership The past year has been an exciting one for Atlanta Parks and Trails. In the primary election on Tuesday, May 24, Atlanta voters can continue to advance the vision of a greener, safer and more connected city by approving three ballotRead More →
Operators of some Lagos State amusement parks have expressed their desire to excite revelers this Easter. They spoke to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in separate talks on Wednesday in Lagos. Raymond Atimah, Business Developer, Shodex Gardens and Park, said there would be a special program for young peopleRead More →
Visiting a national park is a great way to relax and unwind. You may have to walk through a jungle, climb a hill, or wade through the shallows of a river while visiting one, but that’s what makes the experience all the more memorable. We’ve compiled a list of theRead More →
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission has approved more than $12.5 million in grants to help create and improve outdoor recreation opportunities. Competitive grants are awarded to local government entities on a 50/50 reimbursement basis. The City of Kaufman received a $750,000 non-urban outdoor grant for its project to developRead More →
This content contains affiliate links. When you purchase through these links, we may earn an affiliate commission. I don’t know when or how this happened – it could have been during a period of prolonged burnout when I was craving some sort of escape – but somehow I became fascinatedRead More →
Looking down the Colorado River toward Glenwood Springs at Two Rivers Park, where the City of Glenwood Springs is proposing to build one of three whitewater parks. The city secured a recreational water right for the park, which it had been working on since 2013.Brent Gardner-Smith/Aspen Journalism After a longRead More →
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The CAC designation, granted by IBCCES, requires full training and certification of guest-facing personnel, as well as on-site examination by IBCCES, which will enable Aventura Parks to provide guests with sensory guides , pre-trip planning tools and other resources to ensure their visit is a success. . Aventura Parks isRead More →
SOLANA BEACH, Calif. — San Diego is full of outdoor spaces to explore — so many that even longtime residents can find an underrated gem in their backyard. Families looking for new things to do this weekend could visit San Dieguito County Park, a beautiful space near Del Mar andRead More →
Hello people of Scottsdale! Geoff Campbell here with the latest issue of the Scottsdale Daily. First, your weekend weather: Friday: Partly sunny. High: 82 Low: 55. Saturday: Lots of sun. High: 86 Low: 58. Sunday: Clouds and sun. High: 84 Low: 60. Congratulations to our first local sponsor: Here areRead More →
VLadimir King said Santa Fe’s public tennis courts have been largely neglected nearly half the time in the 30 years he has been involved with tennis in the city. King said he finds the cracks, litter and leaves that sometimes obstruct play to be a safety issue while teaching lessons,Read More →
The town of Carver has an excellent network of parks and trails. We are blessed with unique natural features and plenty of outdoor space to explore and enjoy in our community. Carver is distinct from many suburban communities with approximately 50% of its total area preserved and protected as publicRead More →
Longtime Woodinville resident Sara Graham has hiked the 93-mile Wonderland Trail around Mount Rainier several times. She has also cycled more than 20 times around the mountain. Now she’s releasing a children’s book about her adventures to inspire others to get out. It hits shelves on April 1. The book,Read More →
With longer days and warmer weather, outdoor enthusiasts are starting to think about summer activities like camping. And the rush to book some of these Seaway campsites will begin on Wednesday, when the online reservation portal opens at St. Lawrence Parks. “We hope all goes well,” said Mike Pratt, assistantRead More →
California State Railroad Museum in Sacramento (top left); Torrey Pines State Natural Reserve in San Diego (top right); Providence Mountains State Recreation Area in San Bernardino County (bottom left); Año Nuevo State Park in San Mateo County (lower right). Parks across the state will offer special community events with in-personRead More →
NOW more than ever, families are making vacation plans for their whole clan – grandparents, parents, children and grandchildren, to bond, share new experiences and create unforgettable memories. Orlando’s world-class attractions and hidden gems offer something for all ages, from little ones to adults. The destination is home to sevenRead More →
(@yourbcparks/Instagram) Did you know British Columbia had a record year for campground reservations in 2021? In total, more than 350,000 bookings have been made at bookable day and overnight accommodations, ranging from day passes, parking permits and campsites to backcountry permits, shelters picnic, backcountry cabins and a yurt. To makeRead More →
BISMARCK – The North Dakota Department of Parks and Recreation (NDPRD) and the North Dakota Department of Public Instruction (NDDPI) are thrilled to announce a partnership designed to expand, enhance and support learning opportunities in outdoors for all public, private, and home-schooled students in North Dakota. September 2024. This partnershipRead More →
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Early spring solitude awaits those who venture into one of the 209’s best kept secrets – the Stanislaus River Parks. The series of 16 small parks run by the Army Corps of Engineers begins at Goodwin Dam and ends at River’s End Recreation near the confluence of the Stanislaus andRead More →
“],”renderIntial”:true,”wordCount”:350}”> Most of us don’t pretend to be irresponsible visitors to national parks. We adhere to the principles of Leave No Trace (LNT) and view marked off sections as no go zones – not barriers between us and the perfect photo shoot. But then we bend the rules with aRead More →
Press release: You are invited to the next virtual presentation of the Madison Public Library Foundation’s educational series, Wisconsin’s Hidden Gems: State Parks, Forests and Trails, from noon to 1 p.m. on Friday, April 8. Our featured speaker will be Missy Van LanduytChief of Recreation Partnerships for the Wisconsin DepartmentRead More →
ALBANY — Governor Kathy Hochul announced the addition of nearly 1,200 acres to three state parks in the Hudson Valley, expanding New York State’s open space protection and ensuring the conservation of large blocks of contiguous forest land. The new park includes 946 acres at Hudson Highlands State Park PreserveRead More →
HUDSON VALLEY, NY – On the heels of the announcement of a new state park honoring Sojourner Truth, nearly 1,200 acres of open space have been added to three Hudson Valley state parks. The new park includes 946 acres at Hudson Highlands State Park Preserve in Dutchess and Putnam counties,Read More →
Image: The Parks Trust The Parks Trust celebrated the contribution of its volunteers with the annual Volunteer Awards event on Friday 25th February. The Parks Trust is an independent charity looking after over 6,000 acres of parks and green space in Milton Keynes. Within the organization, there is a wideRead More →
Kildare Co Council’s parks department is ‘completely overwhelmed’, a local councilor said. These are the words of Cllr Bill Clear, who tabled a motion at the February Plenary meeting noting the increase in population in Kildare, the corresponding increase in demand on public amenities such as parks, sports grounds gamesRead More →
CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS — The City of Corpus Christi Parks and Recreation Department is now accepting online reservations for Easter Vacation Camping at Labonte Park. Labonte Park is a popular place for families to spend the Easter weekend. The Nueces River runs alongside the park, making it ideal for outdoorRead More →
Every few years, the West Virginia legislature attempts to privatize state parks, officials say. This year, that attempt can be veiled in Senate Bill 485 – a complex bill that extends private leases from 25 to 50 years, removes all legislative scrutiny, as well as any restrictions on types ofRead More →
Breadcrumb Links News Local News Outdoor Recreation Council of BC has been advocating since its inception in 1976 for the consolidation of government responsibilities for parks, trails and recreational sites. Goldstream Provincial Park. Vancouver Sun Content of the article Outdoor enthusiasts have welcomed a provincial shakeup, announced in Tuesday’s budget,Read More →
The Parks Trust have launched their annual litter poster competition to find a design that can be displayed in their parks and local council notice boards to encourage people to stop littering. The Parks Trust is an independent charity looking after over 6,000 acres of parks and green space inRead More →
After nearly 30 years leading wilderness tours and environmental programs — the last 10 as a naturalist for the St. County Parks and Recreation Department, where he ended his tenure on Wednesday — AyoLane Halusky is ready to go it alone. This decision seems consistent with the type of ruggedRead More →
Kerry Washington channels some black women who changed the course of history as part of her new series. (Photo: Stefanie Keenan/Getty Images for Baby2Baby) Kerry Washington celebrated Black History Month in the best way. Throughout the month of February, the Scandal The star put her wig, makeup and props teamsRead More →
Try becoming a beach or outdoor pool lifeguard in New York City in summer 2022 Being a lifeguard is rewarding and challenging work that requires split-second decision-making and develops valuable skills that can last a lifetime. NYC Parks is looking for New Yorkers who have the physical and mental disciplineRead More →
Clarksville, TN – The Clarksville Parks and Recreation Department reports that the Red River Trail section of the Clarksville Greenway will be closed intermittently on Friday, February 18 for a drainage pipe replacement under the trail. This section of the trail is mostly near Kraft Street and connects the RedRead More →
There are 254 state parks in Oregon and many are not far from Portland by: Amanda Arden Job : February 16, 2022 / 3:20 p.m. PST / Update: February 16, 2022 / 4:10 p.m. PST Guy W. Talbot State Park – photo courtesy of Oregon Department of Parks and RecreationRead More →
Posted on February 15, 2022 at 11:10 a.m. by West Side Rag Photograph by Vladsinger via Wikimedia. By Carol Tannenhauser NYC Parks announced on Tuesday, February 15, the launch of its online tennis license purchasing system for the season. A press release provided all the information you will need toRead More →
When you go on vacation with the whole family, you want more than just fly and flop. Energetic toddlers want adventure and all ages want the chance to spend quality time together. Maybe your idea of fun is hurtling down water slides at breathtaking speeds or floating down a lazyRead More →
Children at longtime Longview day camps and young people who have outgrown most child care options will have more choices for outdoor play time this summer thanks to a $100,000 state grant . Longview Parks and Recreation received two $50,000 awards from a state program aimed at creating more outdoorRead More →
North Sioux City Parks and Recreation began raising money for a wading pool after the North Sioux City Council approved the concept drawing at its Jan. 6, 2020, meeting. (The idea was first pitched to the board in 2019). Due to COVID-19, fundraising efforts have been suspended. Now, Parks andRead More →
Strawberry Hill Park is ripe for improvement. The Bainbridge Island Metro Parks and Recreation Board decided last week to take a serious look at what this facility should look like in the future. The board hopes a concept plan can be developed before its retreat on March 10 and 24Read More →
Christopher Jensen is Merced’s new director of parks and recreation. Impressive future opportunities, steady growth, and building partnerships with individuals and organizations encourage Merced’s new Director of Parks and Recreation, Christopher Jensen. Jensen began his new duties on January 18; he oversees three full-time employees and two more to beRead More →
Given community interest, the council is considering making Vandaleur Park and Maxwell Park available for rental The Gray Highlands is considering a pilot project that will make some of its public parks available for hire for private functions. If approved, Vandaleur Park and Maxwell Park – excluding the baseball diamondRead More →
Editor’s Note: This is the second in a two-part series on Appalachian state and national parks. The first episode was about parks in northeast Tennessee. Almost anywhere in Southwest Virginia you will find a state or national park. In the pristine landscape of the Appalachian Highlands, the diversity of sceneryRead More →
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STERLING, Alaska (KTUU) – Alaska State Parks is accepting applications for vacancies on three Kenai Peninsula State Park Advisory Boards. The Kenai River Special Management Area, Kachemak Bay State Park, and Seward State Parks Advisory Boards all need volunteer members. Those chosen must commit to a three-year term, starting nextRead More →
By Melissa Moore-Randall If you’re looking for a fun activity to keep your kids busy during these tough Covid times, look no further than the City of Revere Parks and Recreation Department. Revere Parks and Recreation provides Revere residents (children and adults) with year-round recreation programs, activities, and special events.Read More →
Many parks and recreation centers are going back to their roots by coming up with creative ideas to bring the community together again. Fun Flicks Outdoor Media has been at the center of this by offering significant discounts to parks and recreation centers when they choose them for their outdoorRead More →
When I was a child, I attended one meeting a week: Girl Scouts. As an adult working for a non-profit organization, I now attend five meetings a day. I miss my Girl Scout meetings, with snacks, Kool-Aid, and generally an art project. Meetings are just more fun with snacks andRead More →
Parks and Recreation in Queen Anne County includes parks, public landings, the Blue Heron Golf Course and the Bay Bridge Airport. It works with the public and private sectors to plan, develop, maintain, preserve and enhance the county’s natural resources, open spaces and waterfront properties. These amenities serve to stimulateRead More →
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STRATHROY-CARADOC – When will there be a swimming pool? This was the most asked question during the public consultation on the future of parks and recreation in Strathroy-Caradoc. Consultant Steve Langlois of Monteith Brown presented a 172-page master plan to council on January 17. It contains 63 recommendations, 18 keyRead More →
Bangkok is not just about its nightlife and night markets, hotels and shopping malls, busy roads and endless cityscape that spills over into the surrounding provinces. When caught up in the fray of city life, it can be hard to slow down, making it easy to overlook the city’s mostRead More →
by BRIAN NADIG Community identifiers for the Edgebrook area and protected bike lanes on Bryn Mawr Avenue between Kostner Avenue and Kedzie Avenue are among the infrastructure improvements proposed during the 39th Ward Crowdfunding vote. A community vote will take place from Monday, January 31 through Friday, February 11, andRead More →
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) – Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) Secretary Cindy Adams Dunn announced Friday, Jan. 21, that grant applications are now being accepted for recreation and conservation projects throughout the state. “DCNR grants are having a tremendous impact in helping communities acquire and improve local parks, trailsRead More →
Breadcrumb Links News Local News Access to parts of BC’s backcountry will likely be “restricted” this summer as assessments are still ongoing. Chilliwack resident Trevor Carne sits on a picnic table surrounded by flood debris at Maple Bay Campground at Cultus Lake. Photo by Jason Payne /PNG Content of theRead More →
Attendees will receive information on basic insect anatomy and life cycles, additional hands-on activities, door prizes, and two hours of approved training. Nature Nerd Night In the natural world, finding the right mate is an important part of a species’ survival. In the virtual Nebraska Nature Nerd Night Animal LoveRead More →
(The Florida State Parks Foundation issued the following press release today.) TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – The Florida State Parks Foundation today announced a new collaboration with Duke Energy Florida and the Duke Energy Foundation that will fund three parks projects totaling $150,000. “We are thrilled to partner with Duke Energy andRead More →
JAMESTOWN, ND (NewsDakota.com) – As winter looks set to last, Jamestown Parks & Recreation is excited about the opportunities they can offer and provide to the area at this time. Director Amy Walters says work has begun to establish the schedule of events during Cabin Fever Days in February. https://dehayf5mhw1h7.cloudfront.net/wp-content/uploads/sites/1065/2022/01/14132619/Walters.mp3Read More →
news, local news, A STRING of events will take place over the next two months as part of the City of Greater Bendigo’s annual Summer in the Parks program. This month’s family and free events include outdoor evening film screenings at the Garden for the Future, one of which kickedRead More →
BEMIDJI — The ice rink warming houses in the town of Bemidji are now open for the season. The Bemidji Parks and Recreation Department is once again offering outdoor skating rinks and heated shelters at Bemidji City Park and Nymore Park. General ice rinks and hockey rinks have been floodedRead More →
Pennsylvania State Parks are taking action to eliminate plastic and reduce waste, starting with their concession stands, to help meet the Commonwealth’s Sustainable Development Goals. By the end of this year, more than 15 state park food dealers will have updated contracts, including the disposal of plastic straws, cutlery andRead More →
CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – Mayor Joe Pitts has pledged key improvements to public spaces during the 2022 Clarksville Chamber of Commerce of Mayors Power Breakfast on Tuesday. “Just like we did with our transportation plan, we want to undertake a focused effort on expanding new parks, greenways and greenRead More →
Visitors flock to West Virginia in search of many treasures, but one we don’t often think of is that our remote, pristine areas lend themselves to a light pollution escape. For scientists and astronomers, it is precious and rare in this country. Today, Watoga State Park in Pocahontas County isRead More →
Great Horned Owls nesting, outdoor Zumba dance and fitness classes, and trail rides are just some of the winter offerings at North Park and Hartwood Acres. As more people flock to county parks in record numbers in search of refuge from the pandemic, they continue to visit in the colderRead More →
NRMA Parks and Resorts has partnered with the Royal Life Saving Society – Australia (RLSSA) to make sure everyone has a fun and safe vacation by the water this summer. As a Vacation Park Ambassador, former Olympic swimming gold medalist and water safety advocate Brooke Hanson joined the team toRead More →
Many theme parks have been forced to suspend their new roller coasters and attractions due to the pandemic. Some of the rides were ready before the closures began in March 2020. As blockages have eased, these highly anticipated rides are now set to debut. Rides range from an adrenaline-fueled rollerRead More →
IDAHO – The New Year is approaching and with it also brings new opportunities for outdoor recreation in Idaho State Parks. Idaho Parks and Recreation is hosting Day One hikes in three different parks, as well as virtually, to celebrate the New Year on Saturday, January 1. Day one hikesRead More →
OCEAN COUNTY, NJ – Parks in Ocean County have seen many more people hiking the trails and congregating outdoors during the coronavirus pandemic. Many local residents visited Ocean County’s parks for the first time, while other groups came from as far away as Philadelphia and North Jersey in search ofRead More →
The past month has been devoted to indulgence and celebration. Of all the Christmas cookies and party foods, it can be easy to put on a few pounds during the winter months. As the New Year approaches, the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) wants to help you startRead More →
SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) – Residents and visitors to the Bay Area are encouraged to enjoy the wonders of the outdoors on New Years Day at California State Parks, some of which participate in a national event called First Day Hikes. The organizers encourage people to enjoy the treasures ofRead More →
LAKE COUNTY, Calif .– California State Parks invites Californians and visitors from around the world to kick off the New Year in a healthy way by getting some fresh air and enjoying the outdoors with the annual Day One Hikes on January 1, 2022. More than 40 state parks andRead More →
The forest is calm. The air is humid and musky. He smells of rich earth and wood. Redwood Duff cracks under my boots. The occasional songbird calls for a mate. A crow hovers across the clearings, its wings hissing as they cut through the air. I couldn’t see the treetopsRead More →
CAMP HILL – The future of Pennsylvania’s state parks and forests is in our hands. Similar to last year, the state’s public lands continue to see a record number of visits. The park’s more than 47 million visitors in 2020, a 26% increase heavily linked to the pandemic, have contributedRead More →
SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) – The state has provided $ 5.8 million each for environmental justice-focused park projects for residents of the Bayview and Western Addition neighborhoods, according to a press release from San Francisco Recreation and Parks Department. New funding for the projects – for India Basin Shoreline andRead More →
SEQUOIA NATIONAL PARK, Calif. (AP) – A massive wildfire in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks has been fully contained more than three months after it started, officials said. Fire officials declared the KNP complex to be 100% contained on December 16 after heavy rainfall in the Sierra Nevada, theRead More →
NORTH HURON – Monteith Brown Planning Consultants presented the final version of the highly anticipated Parks, Recreation and Culture Master Plan to the North Huron Council on December 6, outlining their findings and recommendations for moving forward. The master plan is a key initiative in North Huron Council’s strategic planRead More →
AUSTIN – After a two-year hiatus, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department is proud to announce that the Texas State Parks Ambassador Program will be relaunched in early 2022. The program will begin accepting Ambassador applications for Central and West Texas State Parks on December 15. . Texas State ParksRead More →
Anchorage is a city literally surrounded on all sides by natural beauty. Before European settlers occupied the area, it was the homeland of the Dena’ina and the indigenous village of Eklutna who hunted, gathered and fished through the abundant lands. Explore bears and moose Chugach State Park or Cook InletRead More →
COLOMBIA, SC South Carolina is set to secure three new state parks in a settlement with a utility over unpaid taxes on parts purchased to build two nuclear power plants that were never completed. Dominion Energy hands over land and buildings in Aiken, Lexington and Georgetown counties. These were onceRead More →
Montana State Library Genevieve Lighthiser December 10, 2021 (HELENA) —The Montana State Library and Montana Fish, Wildlife, & Parks are pleased to announce the relaunch of the Ready 2 Read Goes Wild Bear Trunk program, which will provide Montana communities with a unique learning opportunity based on education and outdoorRead More →
A staff member from Pittsburgh, Pa., Took it upon themselves to collect data on the city’s public trails during the pandemic to improve access to local infrastructure and public planning. Experts are constantly exploring what equity-focused urban planning looks like. For example, a recent California project launched a website toRead More →
America is home to some of the greatest water parks in the world, and these should be on every thrill seeker’s list. The pleasure of the holidays can come to an abrupt end with bad weather. Cloudy skies give way to storms that sully hope for an outdoor adventure, andRead More →
(BIVN) – Various severe weather advisories remain in effect for the island of Hawaii on Monday, as the effects of a Kona depression continue to be felt statewide. Statewide flood monitoring is in place until Tuesday afternoon. From the National Weather Service in Honolulu: Periods of heavy rainfall will continueRead More →
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HIeocTo05ns Oakland News Now – Mark Kelly says US should extend season length for park service operations and camping – video made by the YouTube channel with the logo in the upper left corner of the video. OaklandNewsNow.com is the original blog post for this type of video blog content.Read More →
All of the beauty of California’s forest landscapes can be found at Humboldt Park, and it’s a great alternative to other busier destinations. Humboldt County in California is known for its beautiful coastal redwoods. The region is home to beautiful forests with a unique silence and grandeur never seen elsewhereRead More →
Parts of the El Dorado National Forest closed during the Caldor fire are reopening. Reopening areas include Iron Mountain, Meiss and Echo Johnson Snow Parks and Wright Lake, accessible via Wrights Lake Tie Road (11N37 or Highway 32). Wrights Lake Road remains closed from the lake to Highway 50. SeveralRead More →
PHOTO BY CHUCK BEARD In its biggest ever budget, the Allegheny Regional Asset District declared 2022 the “Year of Parks†by focusing its support on area parks and trails and other local organizations that have been hit hard. by the coronavirus pandemic. The RAD voted this week to allocate aRead More →
Montana state parks saw an increase in visitation for the second year in a row with more than 2.9 million visitors crossing public lands between January and September. While the number of visitors could be 2% lower than last year, the figure represents an increase of 27.1% from 2019. AfterRead More →
Visitors to a number of parks in Dublin 8 will be able to earn Civic Dollars for time spent in local parks and open spaces. Virtual currency can be exchanged for things like coffee and cakes or given away. The Smart D8 initiative aims to encourage the use of publicRead More →
JAKARTANS has enthusiastically returned to the city’s public parks, which are now open after months of closure under Covid-19 restrictions, but many have expressed concern that the parks reopening will be brief as the government plans to tighten restrictions during year-end holidays. Desi Permata Sari, a 21-year-old student, spent herRead More →
The unprecedented onset of a pandemic crisis such as COVID-19 has instrumented dominating changes in the global growth trajectory of the Park and Playground Inspection Software market. The event marks a catastrophic influence affecting a myriad of facets of the Park and Playground Inspection Software market in a multidimensional setting.Read More →
Norwalk might feel like a small town, but its parks and recreation facilities are big leagues. Nothing is more striking than the state of the art Ernshauser Leisure Center, 100, rue de la République Built in 1989 with an aquatic center added in 1994, the facility offers a variety ofRead More →
WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) – If you’re looking for something to do on Black Friday other than shopping, head to one of the 28 Kansas State Parks. Admission will be free on Friday November 26. Visitors will also have the chance to win a free night at a Kansas State ParkRead More →
“We usually have at least a few tangles each season with deer running around with lights on,†said Eric Knight, human-wildlife coexistence specialist at Banff National Park. BANFF – Businesses and residents alike are urged to keep wildlife in mind when decorating homes for the holidays. Parks Canada has developedRead More →
Richmond Park, London Originally established as a deer park by Charles I in the 17th century, Richmond is the least central of the Royal Parks, but has quick and easy tube and train connections to central London. It is also the largest of the parks, covering an area of ​​2,500Read More →
Each awarded project will update, repair or install necessary facilities with the common goal of fostering equitable access to nature. AUSTIN, Texas – The Austin Parks Foundation announced Friday that it has donated more than $ 76,000 to its fall 2021 community grant recipients to fund projects dedicated to improvingRead More →
Home »News» Subaru Green Lights National Parks Fund, pledging money for sustainability On Wednesday, Subaru became the primary sponsor of three essential National Park Foundation initiatives. The brand was already NPF’s largest business partner, providing funding and public engagement to help protect 85 million acres in 400 parks. As aRead More →
Parks and Recreation project managers Angie Sims (left, Most Innovative Marketing Strategy) and Sarah O’Reilly (Best New Environmental Sustainability) coordinated the award-winning projects. (Courtesy of James City County) JAMES TOWN COUNTY – James City County Parks and Recreation won two awards at the annual conference of the Virginia Recreation &Read More →