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10 Great Benefits of Parks and Recreation
Public parks provide millions of Americans with the opportunity to be physically active.
Parks have true economic benefits such as increasing property value, improving quality of life and making communities livable and desirable for businesses and homeowners.
Parks provide vital green space in a fast-developing American landscape.
Parks preserve critical wildlife habitat.
Parks and recreation facilitate social interactions.
Leisure activities in parks improve moods, reduce stress, and enhance a sense of wellness.
Recreational programs provide organized, structured, enjoyable activities.
Community recreation services provide a refuge of safety for at risk youth.
Therapeutic recreation is an outlet that individuals with disabilities have to be physically active, socially engaged and cognitively stimulated.
Public parks embody the American tradition of preserving public lands for the benefit and use of all.
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