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Articles in Nov 2005 issue of Parks & Recreation

• L.A. gator capture a hoax
• Maryland: Baltimore builds 100 playgrounds
• Conservation easements threatened
  by Mark Young
• Trailblazers: lady bird flys high: Ruthe Jackson has devoted her entire life to parks and recreation as a citizen, volunteer and community activist
• Conservation easement book published
• Mark your calendars
• Playground article helps justify costs
  by Julie McQuary
• Wisconsin: partnership helps provide free meals for youth
• Single-track mountain biking takes giant leap forward
• Sticking to the surface
• Leave it better: getting their feet wet: Central Iowa town incorporates water into its latest playground
• Missouri: new education center creates lasting legacy
• What lies beneath: learn the pros and cons of a variety of surfacing solutions
  by Anne-Marie Spencer
• Illuminating wonders
• Basketball basics
• Newest jewel in Cleveland's emerald necklace
• Smoking sensation
• Clear blue results
• Did you know
• Perspectives: lessons to be learned: the education needs of the association's members are constantly changing
  by John Thorner
• Fearless phlox
• Research update: the wilderness therapy trail: wilderness therapy can help provide personal growth and physical health benefits
  by Paige O. Werhan
• NIRI presents Inclusion Awards
• Advocacy update: securing access: NTRS and NRPA help students with disabilities excel in academic settings by providing recreational opportunities
  by Monica Hobbs Vinluan
• River's future in hands of residents
• Dogpark danger is real
  by Emily Rosenberg
• Calling all climbers
• Swim lessons dive into school: Broward County Swim Central program becomes a model drowning prevention program
  by Bob Harbin
• Playbook: the ABCs of interviewing: how to find the right employee by conducting the perfect interview
  by Lauren Yost
• Swing smartly
• Bouldering behavior
  by Deanne Buck
• Limited space with unlimited possibilities: share parking, platforms and towers. Prioritize attractions
  by Beth Bales
• Virginia: University and Parks celebrate 20 years together
• NRPA members offer grassroots assistance
• Well-deserved award
  by Steve Thompson
• Natural collaborations: inter-departmental partnerships can help park and recreation agencies manage more efficiently
  by Barry R. Trute
• AED in the rhythm of saving lives: installing automatic external defibrillators at aquatic facilities can help save lives
  by Gerald M. Dworkin
• Pool power
• The greening of Yellowstone
• From the editor: take some time
  by Rachel Roberts
• USTA Awards community grants
• Urban oasis: Dallas delivers the first inner-city waterpark to urban families
  by Greg Yost
• Virginia: Bailey named director
• New Natural Area opens in Texas
• A soldier's report from Iraq
  by Juliet Macur
• Powerful pedestals