Recreation Management
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Facility managers and professionals working throughout the managed recreation, sports and fitness industry turn to Recreation Management to stay informed on developments, trends and innovations that help them manage their own facilities.
Launched in the fall of 1999 and now available in print and digital formats, Recreation Management magazine, along with the RecManagement.com website and supporting email products and newsletters, examines cutting-edge facilities, best practices and innovative programs and projects, covering significant industry trends in-depth, while providing a closer look at the latest products and services available in every market segment. Source
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| Scope | National, Trade/B2B |
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
| Media Market | Chicago |
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Search ArticlesUSA Swimming Foundation Opens 2027 Grant Applications
The USA Swimming Foundation has announced that its 2027 Youth and Adult Learn-to-Swim grants, Community Impact grants, and Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) grants are now open, with applications due November 15, 2026. Learn-to-Swim Grants Funding is available for programs that directly benefit children and adults who would not otherwise have the opportunity to learn to swim.
Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act Extension Opens Window for Congress to Make Walking and Biking Safer Nationwide
The continuing resolution signed by the president this week includes a partial extension of the nation’s surface transportation law, the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act. The law, which was slated to expire on Sept. 30, will now be extended through Dec. 11.
Outdoor Alliance Releases Public Lands at Risk Report
When people think about public lands, an inordinate amount of attention—not to mention funding—is often focused on national parks. And while national parks are supremely special places, National Forests and Bureau of Land Management land support some of America’s most iconic and accessible outdoor recreation opportunities--places that balance recreation and conservation along with development activities.
NCAA Division II Equipping Coaches, Athletic Trainers With Mental Health First Aid Training
To better support the mental well-being of student-athletes, Division II is working with the National Council for Mental Wellbeing to offer fully funded Mental Health First Aid for Higher Education training to members across the division. Division II schools are eligible to receive one fully funded training as part of the program, which launched in August.
The Dog Park Buyer’s Guide: Designing Active, Pet-Friendly Outdoor Spaces
Pet ownership has reached an all-time high, transforming outdoor amenities into a powerful driver of community engagement, property value, and resident retention. For public parks, homeowner’s associations, and suburban multi-family apartment complexes, adding dedicated dog exercise areas is no longer just a luxury perk, it is a key strategy for attracting families, boosting lease renewals, and keeping shared turf areas clean and well-maintained.
Johnson Controls Launches Next-Generation Fire Safety Workstations
Johnson Controls, a global leader in thermal management, mission-critical building systems, energy efficiency, and decarbonization, today announced the next generation of its fire and life safety networking and workstation solutions, helping operators gain greater visibility across building systems, accelerate emergency response and support safe, resilient operations in mission-critical environments.
JCB Introduces Two Skid Steer Loaders
JCB is expanding its compact equipment lineup with the introduction of the new 250 and 290 skid steer loaders. Manufactured in Savannah, Georgia, the new models are designed to meet the demands of North American construction and landscape professionals. They deliver the performance, versatility and operator-focused innovation crews need for everyday material handling.
U.S. Soccer and US Youth Soccer Announce Historic Integration
U.S. Soccer and US Youth Soccer (USYS) today announced a historic step toward integrating USYS with U.S. Soccer, creating greater alignment across the soccer landscape and a stronger connection between U.S. Soccer and soccer in communities across the country. The decision was made with the support of USYS State Associations, which voted to approve the change during their Annual General Meeting on August 29.
California State Parks Opens Applications for Nearly $190 Million in Statewide Park Development and Community Revitalization Program Grants
California State Parks is inviting eligible applicants throughout California to apply for Round 5 of the Statewide Park Development and Community Revitalization Program (SPP), funded by Proposition 4 (2024 Climate Bond). The competitive grant program is designed to expand access to outdoor recreation by funding new parks and improvements to existing parks in critically underserved and climate-vulnerable communities.
NFHS: High School Sports Participation Increases for Fifth Consecutive Year
Led by the continual growth of girls flag football and girls wrestling, participation in high school sports increased for the fifth consecutive year in 2025-26 and set another all-time record. The annual NFHS High School Athletics Participation Survey indicated that 8,415,684 participants were involved in high school sports in 2025-26 – up 149,440 from the previous year.