GIS tree mapping drives sustainable design with data-based tree preservation, zoning guidance, and smarter green infrastructure.

Discover innovative alternative funding opportunities that help park and recreation agencies of any size diversify their financial portfolios beyond traditional tax-based revenue. This session highlights practical evaluation methods and real-world success stories to inspire new approaches for funding community projects and services.

Unlock powerful storytelling insights as industry experts reveal the 5 Ws—who, what, when, where, and why—behind creating a compelling, cohesive brand narrative that stands strong even in times of crisis.

This online learning event equips participants with tools to build or enhance a dynamic volunteer program, focusing on recruitment, onboarding, appreciation, and the distinction between leading and managing, to support their organization's mission and goals.

This will help you create an engaging application as representatives from the National Awards & Scholarship Committee shed light on the process. What can you do to make sure your application stand out from the rest? How does the scoring process work? And what are some pitfalls to avoid? Give your agency or yourself a better chance at receiving national recognition in 2026! (Note: this recorded webinar does not include the National Gold Medal Program)

Council Connection is an NRPA Business Council-led learning series aimed at addressing the most pressing topics in parks and recreation today. These sessions are led by subject matter experts on the council, developed in collaboration with park practitioners, and are designed to foster leadership and innovation. Check out these sessions to unlock valuable insights today!

Find previously live Park Access Network content here! Park and recreation professionals have the tools and resources to lead localized, anti-racist solutions that advance the multitude of benefits derived from equitable park access and climate-resilient park systems. The Park Access Network is an open community bringing together diverse professionals to facilitate conversations and best practices among peers to drive systemic changes that advance equitable and resilient park access.