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Recruiting & Growing the New Generation of Maintenance Pros

Discover how to meet the needs of today's workforce and create an environment that appeals to top talent. Join us to gain insights on fostering a workplace that attracts and retains the best employees, ensuring your organization thrives in a competitive market. Don't miss this opportunity to transform your workforce strategy!

Date of recording being released: October 1, 2025

CEU: 0.1

$35.00
$50.00
Available for Immediate View

Recruitment Strategies for College-Aged Staff

With decreasing numbers of recreation graduates across the country, recruiting new staff members has become more challenging than ever before. This session will provide strategies for before, during and after the college recruitment fair to bring more students to your table and applications to your organization. We will cover social media strategies, creating your perfect pitch, attracting students to your table, and closing the deal so that you can bring in more new hires and advance your mission in 2026.

CEU: 0.1

$35.00
$50.00
Available for Immediate View

Rooted in Data Collaborative GIS Insights for Greener Spaces

The integration of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) into the design process is transforming how we create and maintain more sustainable municipal developments. This presentation explores how GIS-based tree mapping serves as a powerful tool to inform data-driven decisions that promote the preservation of tree canopy, help navigate municipal code and zoning requirements, and lead to better managed facilities. Attendees will discover how GIS can be used as a site-design tool to create tree inventories and analyze spatial relationships in real time, navigating zoning and tree ordinances and guiding strategic placement of green infrastructure. The session highlights how advancements in GIS technology can be adapted to promote greener park and greenway design - providing designers, horticulturists and park professionals with the ability to gather valuable tree data, review on-site design impacts through spatial mapping, and create interactive exhibits to guide municipal and stakeholder engagement. Examples will be presented to show this technology has facilitated decision-making and aided in enabling shared goals for tree preservation and planting, has been used to influence the design of parks and greenways and how we have prioritized tree protection to balance and mitigate the impact of new construction.

CEUs: 0.4

$12.00
$17.00
Available for Immediate View

Seedlings of a Volunteer Program

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.

CEU: 0.1

$35.00
$50.00

Services & Support Animals in recreation and Park Facilities

Do you struggle with knowing how to respond when someone tells you their dog is a service or emotional support dog? Do you wonder whether you should take them at their word? Ask them for documentation? Have you received complaints from people who were refused access to your parks, playgrounds, pools or recreation centers because staff did not know how to handle the situation appropriately? Bringing a service or support animal into a public place, including parks, playgrounds, pools or recreation centers is a civil right, but many people try to take advantage of this right by passing their pets off as service or emotional support animals. What can staff do to ensure that they are only allowing legitimate service or support animals in their facilities? Come to this fun, interactive speed session to learn the ins and outs of the laws governing service and support animals, and what you can do to manage them in your facilities. Attendees will be able to take this training back to their agencies, to use to train their staff!

CEU: 0.04

Date of recording being released: December 1, 2025

$12.00
$17.00
Available for Immediate View

Serving Those Who Serve: 10 Collaborative Ideas

Find inspiration for programs, partnerships and policies that can support those serving in the armed forces, retired veterans or family members of those who serve. Including a step-by-step framework, this Stepping Stone will help you get started today!

BONUS CONTENT: Discover programs your peers currently conduct and the tips they have for anyone looking to get started.

CEU: n/a

$0.00
$5.00
Available for Immediate View

Social Media Marketing

The Social Media Marketing learning opportunity is designed for park and recreation professionals interested in expanding their understanding and application of social media marketing best practices. This opportunity includes a guide for learners to implement the skills learned, an opportunity to view how others in the field are utilizing social media marketing, and free access to some bonus marketing content!

CEU's: 0.2

Date of product being released: March 17, 2025

$70.00
$100.00
Available for Immediate View

Splish Splash: Creating Accessible Aquatics Spaces

People of all abilities should have access to the many health benefits aquatics play and recreation environments can offer. Well-designed aquatics facilities provide opportunities for rehabilitation, exercise, socialization, play, rest and relaxation for community members across generations. It is critical to consider the needs of individuals with disabilities when planning, designing and programming these environments. This session will review provisions in the 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design that address independent access to swimming pools, water play destinations, splash parks and spas. Accessibility Specialist Bill Botten will review the application of the requirements for aquatics facilities, as well as the scoping and technical requirements for pool lifts, sloped entries, transfer steps, transfer walls and accessible stairs. Additionally, the session will provide suggestions to go beyond the minimum requirements to enhance inclusive aquatics recreation facilities, including lazy rivers, wave action pools, water play elements and other site amenities to support the diverse needs of all visitors.

CEU: 0.04

$12.00
$17.00
Available for Immediate View

Staying Focused with a Coworker Who Has ADHD

Do you have a hard time keeping a team member’s attention? Feel like they’re easily distracted or not valuing your time together? Or has the coworker disclosed that they have been diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and have asked for your support? You are not alone. As the number of adult diagnoses increases and medication availability decreases, the need for a compassionate and supportive workplace is strong. Join this session to learn a little more about ADHD, gain insight into how ADHD brains work best and how you can help support a successful working relationship.

CEU: 0.04

Date of recording being released: November 1, 2025

$12.00
$17.00
Available for Immediate View

Strategic Networking in Parks and Recreation

Whether you're new to networking, new to the field or looking to strengthen your skills this Mile Marker provides the tips and tricks for your networking strategy. With insight provided by your peers, you will gain valuable perspective into the unique aspects of networking within the parks and recreation field.

CEUs: n/a

$0.00
$0.00
Available for Immediate View