Beyond grants: Other roles of foundations in facilitating delivery of park and recreation services in the US

Managing Leisure

Volumn 4, Issue 1, 1999, Pages 1-23

  Crompton, John L ^a  

^a TEXAS A AND M UNIVERSITY   (United States)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

EID: 31344472852     PISSN: 13606719     EISSN: 1466450X     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1080/136067199375904     Document Type: Article

References (24)

1. Bendick, R.L. (1993) State partnerships to preserve open space: Lessons from Rhode Island and New York. In E. Endicott (ed.): Land Conservation Through Public-Private Partnerships. Washington, DC, Island Press, pp. 149-171
2. Brown, W. (1993) Public-private land conservation partnerships in and around national parks. In E. Endicott (ed.): Land Conservation Through Public-Private Partnerships. Washington, DC, Island Press, pp. 104-128
3. Callaghan, C. (1994) Selling First Coast golf: The tourism boost that a property tax hike wrought. Business Journal-Jacksonville, 9(39)Sect 1, p. 14
4. Drucker, P.F. (1991) It profits us to strengthen nonprofits. The Wall Street Journal, December 19, p. 19
5. Drucker, P.F. (1969) The Age of Discontinuity. New York: Harper and Row
6. Endicott E. (ed.) (1993a) Land Conservation Through Public-Private Partnerships Washington, DC, Island Press
7. Endicott, E. (ed.) (1993b) Preserving natural areas: The Nature Conservancy and its partners. In Land Conservation Through Public-Private Partnerships Washington, DC: Island Press, pp. 17-42
8. Endicott, E. et al. (1993) Local partnerships with government. In E. Endicott (ed.): Land Conservation Through Public-Private Partnerships Washington, DC, Island Press, pp. 195-218
9. Harrison, T. (1995) Resource protection partners: Expanding the capacity of open space acquisition programs. Texas Recreation and Park Society Magazine, May/June, 10-13
10. Hartman, S. (1995) Neglected park facility turned into tennis center. Friends of Parks & Recreation, 5(1), 3-4
11. Havitz, M.E. (1996) Models of change. State College, Pennsylvania: Venture Publishing
12. International City Management Association (1989) Service delivery in the 90s: Alternative Approaches for Local Governments. Washington, DC: International City Management Association
13. Levin, M. (1995) Chevron to sell 3000 acres in heart of woodlands. Los Angeles Times, April 6, Sect. B, p. 1
14. Miller, A.P. and Wright, J.B. (1991) Report of the subcommittee on innovative growth management measures: Preservation of agricultural land and open space. The Urban Lawyer, 23(4), 821-844
15. Morehouse, G. and Renzema, K. (1996) Youth afterhours program. In P.A. Witt and J.L. Crompton (eds) Recreation programs that work for at-risk youth State College, Pennsylvania, Venture Publishing, pp. 151-160
16. Mott, W.P. (1981) Financing in the future: A presentation at Texas A&M University, May
17. Myers, P. (1992) Lessons from the States. Washington, DC, Land Trust Alliance
18. Parks, S. (1995) Portrait of a young museum: The Nassau County Museum of Art is thriving, five years after its separation from local politics. Newsday, Feb 6, Sect. B, p. 4
19. Perlmutter, F.D. and Cnann, R.A. (1995) Entrepreneurship in the public sector: The horns of a dilemma. Public Administration Review, 5(1), 29-36
20. Poole, W. (1993) Preserving urban and suburban gardens and parks: The Trust for Public Land and its partners. In E. Endicott (ed.): Land conservation through public-private partnerships. Washington, DC, Island Press, pp. 61-82
21. Poole, W. (1995) Portland's choice. Land and People, 7(1), 3-6
22. Simon, D.E. (1979) The Urban Park Plazas project: A proposal for Madison Square Park. Unpublished manuscript. New York, Urban Park Plazas
23. The Conservation Foundation (1985) National Parks for a New Generation: Visions Realities, Prospects. Washington, DC: The Conservation Foundation
24. U.S. General Accounting Office (1994) Federal Lands: Land acquisitions involving nonprofit conservation organizations. Washington, DC, General Accounting Office