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Presentation from Park Pride's 2015 Parks and Greenspace Conference. The presenter is Peter Harnik. Peter Harnik has been following and investigating the growth and evolution of the city parks movement for nearly two decades. He has helped chart and analyze the resurgence of urban parks from the depths of despair in the 1980s to such breakthrough successes today as Piedmont and Centennial Olympic Parks in Atlanta, Millennium Park in Chicago, Railroad Park in Birmingham and the High Line in New York. Harnik will discuss the latest techniques in park-building, park-fixing and park-funding, as well as the critical role that park advocates must have in the process.
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- 18. Serving America by Making More Parks - 20,000 40,000 60,000 80,000 1634 2014 3174 UrbanParks 20,767 parks have been created to date in the 100 largest cities.
- 19. Serving America by Making More Parks - 20,000 40,000 60,000 80,000 1634 2014 3174 UrbanParks About 60,000 more parks needed. Time it will take at current rate of creation.
- 31. Forest Park Portland, Oregon Size: 5,032 acres People served within a half-mile: 4,344 Map from TPL Parkscore
- 32. Riverside Park New York City Size: 222 acres People served within a half-mile: 259,000 Map from TPL Parkscore
- 34. Serving America by Increasing Density Around Parks - 20,000 40,000 1634 2014 2124 UrbanParks About 6,000 more parks needed. Time it will take at current rate of creation.
- 40. Serving America by Increasing Density Around Parks - 20,000 40,000 1634 2014 2124 UrbanParks About 6,000 more parks needed. Time it will take at current rate of creation.
- 53. Bicycle access extends the “reach” of a park 16-fold over walking.
- 57. Peter Harnik Director Center for City Park Excellence tpl.org/CCPE Peter.Harnik@tpl.org (202) 330-4725