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Power of Parks - Page 2

Power of Parks is a reported series on how green space can be a driver of greater wellness, racial equity, and conservation in cities. Stories that fall under this umbrella include: repurposing vacant lots for usable and engaging public spaces; how parks have integrated online and remote programming in the COVID-19 era; increasing accessibility to and usability of waterfronts and waterways; designing green space to be inclusive and accessible to people with different abilities; and more. This series is underwritten by the National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA).

A Blueprint for Equitable Parklets

How Atlanta and Other Cities Can Become More Edible

What Baltimore’s Plan to Redesign 11 Miles of Its Waterfront Means for Existing Communities

Stripping Away Concrete Builds Community — and Better Health — in Milwaukee

Pop-Up Parks Lead to More Biodiversity in Cities, Study Finds

New South Carolina Park Is Furthering Equitable Development in the Deep South

How Chicago’s South Side Is Creating the ‘Un’ High Line

Raleigh’s Largest Park Looks at Equity as City Booms

Raleigh Thinks About Equitable Public Space in Dog Park Study

Why History Matters in Equitable Development Planning

Who Will Benefit from Miami’s New Rails-to-Trails Park?

Revitalizing and Reconnecting Western New York’s Regional Biking Network

Weaving Charleston’s East Side Back Together Again

Durham’s New Blueprint for Equitable Community Engagement

The Largest Indoor Recreational Space in Chicago, and So Much More

This Wisconsin City Wants to Make a Statement about the Right to Play

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