The Tennessee Recreation and Parks Association (TRPA) will host its 2024 conference in Murfreesboro. This non-profit professional society, established in 1952, consists of over 2,100 members, including both professionals and citizens. TRPA is dedicated to supporting professionals in achieving healthy, livable communities through effective parks and recreation systems.
The association’s primary goals include ongoing education in the latest methods and programs, advocating for adequate funding and positive legislation at all government levels, and maintaining open communication among its members. TRPA utilizes social forums, face-to-face events, print and online publications, and virtual meetings to connect and support its community. For more information about TRPA, visit their official website: TRPA.
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Tennessee’s No Trash November Initiative Returns
The Tennessee Department of Transportation’s “No Trash November” campaign returns for its fourth year, encouraging residents statewide to engage in litter cleanup activities. Over 2,200 volunteers participated last year, collecting 86,000 pounds of litter. The initiative, part of the “Nobody Trashes Tennessee” program, collaborates with organizations like “Keep Tennessee Beautiful” and offers recognition for top-performing groups. New this year is the Trash Masters Rewards program, incentivizing individual participation with points redeemable for rewards. More information and resources are available on the Nobody Trashes Tennessee website.