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Articles in August, 1996 issue of Parks & Recreation

• Sunnyside beach restored - Steilacoom, Washington
  by Nancy Covert
• Bluewater kayaking: a sport for everyone - includes source information for disabled paddlers
  by Nola Syfert Kundu
• Females and physical activity
  by Karla A. Henderson
• Diversity: including people with disabilities in outdoor adventure programs
  by Deb Sugerman
• Disc golf fever: will your park catch it? - flying-disc golf courses
  by Don ALtmeyer
• Can we go to the lake? A case for the future
  by Lowell Caneday
• Reflecting on a decade - ten years as Executive Director of the National Recreation and Park Association - Editorial
  by R. Dean Tice
• ISTEA funding: get your trail in gear - Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act
  by Anne Lusk
• Programs for at-risk youth show growth
• Eye to the sky: understanding the danger of thunderstorms and lightning
  by L. Michael Trapasso
• Sometimes, getting away from it all means getting to it all - family wilderness trips as tests of character
  by Robert W. Crawford, Jr.
• Research into action: a report of the 1995 SPRE research roundtable - Society of Park and Recreation Educators
  by Debra Jordan