Parks & Recreation

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Articles in Nov, 1997 issue of Parks & Recreation

• The Heimlich controversy in near-drowning resuscitation - From the Field
  by Gerald M. Dworkin
• The importance of documenting swimming-pool accidents - pool management
  by Robert C. Wendling
• Benefits-based management: where we've been - benefits-based strategies for managing park and recreation services - Benefits
  by Michelle Park
• The greening of parks and recreation - recreation and park agencies' role in protecting the environment; includes code of environmental ethics, and environment and recreation policy
  by Christopher K. Jarvi
• Diversity, differences, and leisure services - promoting acceptance of diversity in park and recreation programs - Research Update
  by Karla A. Henderson
• Maximize the press for success; how to broadcast the benefits of parks and recreation - media relations
  by Jodi L. Rudick
• Internet resources for sports and fitness programming - Web sites - Directory
  by Francis A. McGuire
• Remote monitoring for unstaffed pools - swimming pool chemistry control system
  by Dean Cerdan
• Kool kids: corporate-sponsored free swim - Phoenix, Arizonia - Cover Story
  by Douglas Wenthe
• Operation Baywatch - Results of the 1996 National Lifeguard Survey
  by Tom Griffiths
• The financial impact of hosting competitive swimming - aquatic sports facility management
  by Chris Moler
• Return to Boston - City of Boston Park and Recreation Department to host America's Public Parks: A Centennial Celebration and Conference - Brief Article
  by Eric W. O'Brien
• Patrons belly up to the pool for abdominal conditioning - abdominal exercises; includes safety tips and list of informational contacts