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Communities
across the
nation are reinventing themselves. It can happen where
you live too. Think of the possibilities of turning neglected rivers
and streams into community assets for boating, fishing, or quiet
reflection; little known historic sites into attractive centers
for recreation with displays, tours, and events; abandoned rail
corridors into greenways with trails, flowers, and trees; and disconnected
neighborhoods into revitalized community places with benches, parks,
and gardens.
You have the vision,
but where do you start?
The National Park
Service Rivers, Trails and Conservation Assistance program is always
exploring new ways to help communities work together to improve their
special places. There is no magic; there are simply some tried and
true methods we have learned from the communities where we work. These
have become the tools of our trade. Together they form our ToolBox
for public participation.
Collaborate
to rebuild your community – and don’t forget your ToolBox.
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