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Creating a Fun Pocket Park for Your Community

Every community deserves a place to play, connect, and breathe, even when space is tight. That's where pocket parks come in. These small but mighty green spaces are transforming urban neighborhoods across the country, giving kids a place to run and…

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Benefits of Parks in Your Community

Parks are beneficial to communities because they create a space for community members to congregate safely and enjoy nature; kids can play under their parents’ watchful eye and community members can improve their health with equipment,…
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Building a Community Park: 9 Steps You Should Follow

Parks are critical to a community's spirit. Without public parks, there’d be little social interaction, with no play space for kids and no enjoyable outdoor resting space for adults. From splash parks to dog parks to playgrounds, these…
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Youth Fitness Equipment

Is your neighborhood, school, park or community organization looking for an innovative, exciting way to attract more attention, become a better environment for kids and offer a place to promote learning, development and physical activity?…
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Nature-Inspired Playground Equipment

Natural Playgrounds vs. Nature-Inspired Playground Equipment Childhood today looks starkly different from previous generations. Technology is dominating our kids' lives, from TVs to tablets, and childhood obesity has become an epidemic.…
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May is Prader Willi Syndrome Awareness Month

Prader-Willi syndrome (PWS) is a rare genetic disorder affecting approximately 1 in 15,000 people—males and females equally, from all races and ethnicities. PWS is a life-threatening medical disorder caused by loss of active genetic…
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May is Better Hearing Month

Are you designing a new playground for your school? Did you know that 15% of children aged 6-19 have some hearing loss? In honor of Better Hearing Month, we've put together 10 playground design tips to help hard-of-hearing and deaf…
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Autism: Playground Equipment Design Considerations

How can a playground make a difference for a child with autism spectrum disorder (ASD)? The playground is the perfect place to practice different skills and experiences, from learning social skills to learning to manage sensory…
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Developmental Disabilities Month

March is Developmental Disabilities Month. It's time to celebrate our local parks for bringing together people with and without disabilities to form strong, diverse communities. Developmental disabilities are a group of conditions that…
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