Active Recreation Planning is a strategic framework within park programming that specifically integrates structured physical activities and sport-based initiatives into public recreational spaces to promote community health and engagement through deliberate scheduling, resource allocation, and facility design.
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Parks and physical activity: Why are some parks used more than others?
Deborah A. Cohen, Terry Marsh, Stephanie Williamson et al. · Preventive Medicine · 2009 · 315 citations · Full text
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