The Trades Family of Publications

Tuesday March 9, 2010 Login
Register

Friends of Park & Rec Trades


NRPA

 

ASLA

 

ICPI

Virtual Mag

News
Articles
Subscribe
Buying
Guide
Releases
Companies
Events
Media Kit
Contact Us
About Us
Home
     
stimpmeterhead_bar





 

PlaySafe, LLC, Recreational Consulting & Services
Playgrounds, the place kids get hurt. (Oh, and also learn, have fun, be healthy, and grow)

by: Nancy White, Ph.D. California State University, East Bay – Assistant Professor & PlaySafe, LLC Playg

View this article as a pdf





 

What Park and Recreation Professionals need to know about the Virginia Graeme Baker Pool Safety Act

by:

View this article as a pdf





 

WHY COIN OPERATED SHOWER CONTROLS SHOULD BE CONSIDERED.

by:

View this article as a pdf





 

Playground 3.0 - Nature Ushers in the Next Generation of Play

by: By: Margaret Ryan

View this article as a pdf





 

Recurrent Issues Regarding Dogs Access to Public Parks

by: By Susyn Stecchi, Founder, DogParks USA™ with Gary Max, Owner of Dog-On-It Parks

View this article as a pdf





 

Geese in - and out - of Parks

by: By Maggie Brasted, director, Urban Wildlife Conflict Resolution, The Humane Society of the United St

View this article as a pdf





 

Cigarette Butts and the Environment

by:

View this article as a pdf





 

Designing in the Green: an Approach to Sustainable Park Design

by: By Tara Byler, ASLA, LEED AP and Tim Carroll as the editor

View this article as a pdf





 

Pre-engineered public restrooms offer custom features for parks

by: by Megan Monson

View this article as a pdf





 

The “New” Concrete Skatepark

by: By Jim C. Moss

View this article as a pdf

“....due to this kind of durability, precast ramps come with a 15-year warranty, which is simply not offered by any pour-in-place contractors.”





 

Like the Park Staff, Park Signs Identify, Inform and Guide

by: by Ernest Dwight

View this article as a pdf





 

Take another look: Aquatic facilities are community centers…

by: by Susan Wallover

View this article as a pdf





 

Best things you can do to keep your outdoor all-weather tennis courts looking good

by: Bill Righter of Nova Sports USA

View this article as a pdf

   


Get Your Free Subscription Today

 

Check out our new Virtual Magazine!

 

Great Rates & Highly Targeted Demographics!

 

 

 


Media Kit

© Copyright 2004 - 2010 • The Trades Publishing Company • All Rights reserved.
20 Our Way Dr. • Crossville, TN 38555 • (931) 484-8819 • Fax: (931) 484-8825
The Trades  |  Resort Trades  |  Landscape Architect Trades  |  Golf Course Trades
Terms 0f Use   |   Privacy Policy   |   Webmaster   |   Company Directory