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BlogHistory of Playground Surfacing

Ever since playgrounds were first developed in American cities as a reaction to the industrialization of America, people have been concerned with playground saf

BlogDevelopmental Benefits of Natural Play Environments

Leading child development and nature centers have created natural/built, indoor/outdoor programs and environments emphasizing experiential, hands-on learning.

BlogSustainability: Building Community through Playful Pathway Networks

Playful pathways expand and support use by children and families. How can we ensure long-term sustainability through best practice design?

Case StudiesPathways for Play Case Study: Riverpoint Park, Chattanooga, Tenn.

Chattanooga’s unique riverfront story has been recognized internationally as a series of successful public and private endeavors.

Research10 Things to Do This Earth Day

The Earth Day Network is the world’s largest environmental movement.

NewsletterSpring 2018 Newsletter

Check out what's new at PlayCore for Spring 2018.

Blog5 Design Practices to Incorporate Nature Play into Pathways

Incorporating nature play along a pathway creates play opportunities for the whole family to explore, learn, and enjoy.

ResearchLandscaping 101: Plants for Play and Learning

Playground naturalization can dramatically improve habitat conditions for local flora and fauna.