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Report Series: Urban Parks
Part 3 of 4

Understanding Park Usership

A brief report shows how urban parks can use survey research to improve their services.
June 2004
A view in Central Park, New York City
Document
  • Author(s)
  • Chris Walker
  • Publisher(s)
  • Urban Institute
Page Count 11 pages

Summary

Parks managers could learn a lot by surveying visitors, but many don’t do it. This brief study shows five ways to collect the information and suggests how surveys can be used to improve parks. The report, one of three policy briefs stemming from The Wallace Foundation’s Urban Parks initiative, was written by the Urban Institute.

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