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Parks & Rec Business
| Parks&Rec Business September 2006 Volume 5, Issue 2 parks + playgrounds Evolving Dog-Park Design Standards “What Poochie wants, Poochie gets…” Not In My Backyard (NIMBY) Meeting the public demand for more parks and green space often means running an end-around those folks who love parks and clamor for their development – as long as it’s not in their backyard everything H2O Aquatics Centers The Good, the Bad and the Ugly grounds + sports turf Integrated Pest Management Update Parks & Rec Business Report Yields Results! IPM What does it all mean? Pesticide Rebuttal No, pesticides are not saving the Earth. Instead, they are poisoning us. Rugged Toys Special Report – Utility Vehicles sports + fitness + recreation Dodge Ball The game every kid (and adult) loves From Dream to Reality National Alliance For Youth Sports (NAYS) founder pauses to look back at 25-years of work and progress Treks and the City The adventures of Jamie and Claud as they wend their way through London streets, canals and parks in an ill advised attempt to get to work Departments Publisher’s Note Freeze Frame This-N-That Submissions from the parks and recreation world… and beyond Supplier Showcase Guide to industry suppliers A Step Ahead Making the Cut In life, as in sports, making the cut is often more about heart than talent Reader Service Page Quick access to information from our advertisers Product Review Great new products Classifieds Big savings Advertiser Index Your guide to ads in this issue Quote/Unquote “…locker rooms, like parking lots, are the number-one location for vandalism, theft and frustration, including such bizarre behavior as, “Who flung da poo!” So, try and imagine the worst and hope for the best. ” --Don Bessler, director, Longmont Parks, Open Space and Public Facilities, Longmont, CO |
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