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Category Archives: January 2011
Swimming In Sustainability
LEED certification for natatoriums is the same as for buildings, but the strategy to obtain it is a little different. Start by deciding the goals for the property, and then match those goals with the rating system for LEED-certification requirements. … Continue reading
Innovative Problem-Solving
Achieving LEED Platinum certification from the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) for a natatorium requires a dedicated team that thinks creatively and seizes every opportunity. The East Portland Community Center aquatics addition in Oregon is a model for this certification. … Continue reading
Senior Focus
As park and recreation professionals, we know it’s easy to plan programs for children and families–just organize some wild games, teach a new class, or lead an activity involving fun and food. However, planning for seniors takes more thought and … Continue reading
A Plea To Parents
When I have my sentimental moments, few emotions remain as real as do significant separations. I can recall vivid details of the last day of grade school, the last day of high school, the last day of college. I remember … Continue reading
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Changing Public Policy
Editor’s Note: This column, “LBWA” (Leadership By Wandering Around), is based on the premise that, in order to find out what’s going on in the field, a parks and rec leader has to leave his or her desk and “wander … Continue reading
Posted in Columns, Issues, January 2011, LBWA, Parks and Rec Business
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