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About Eppley

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The Eppley Institute is Indiana University's unique outreach program for the park, recreation and public land management professions.

We provide expertise in several areas, including technical assistance and research, planning and design, and training and education for organizations around the world. ( READ MORE )

Services

Planning & Design

Eppley's park and recreation planning and design services balance the needs and desires of a community with practical and economic realities.
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Our Portfolio

Anchorage Open Space Plan

The Anchorage Recreation & Open Space Plan not only achieved consensus in the community, but paved the way for the first passage of a park bond in over five years.
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  • Yes, Recreation, But When??

    The slogan for a recent campaign to get children up and moving states, "Get up and play an hour a day." It is catchy and fun to say, but also carries some heavy meaning, and not just for children.

  • A Visit to the Museum of the National Park Ranger

    As a retiree of the National Park Service, I was invited to spend some time at Yellowstone National Park this summer. The park maintains a "Museum of the National Park Ranger" there, and it is staffed by NPS retirees.

  • Snapshots of History: The NPS Historic Photograph Collection

    Photographs not only provide us with memories of our own past experiences, but a chance to experience the past through another's eyes. The National Park Service is fortunate to possess a large collection of images that share the history of the people and culture of America.

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Publications

Documents published by the Eppley Institute such as master plans and reports. ( read more )

Tools

Practical information about management strategies in parks and recreation. ( read more )

Links

The Eppley Institute has compiled a list of links that may be of use to you. ( read more )

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