SURVEY: Help Us Design a ParticiPark at Killarney Lake!
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The City of Fredericton is working with ParticipACTION to design a ParticiPARK at Killarney Lake. The goal is to create a design that envisions an animated and thriving community hub for people of all ages and abilities to get physically active.
The ParticiPARK is being designed by Bienenstock Natural Playgrounds and will exist within the natural environment. It will provide free and accessible stations that encourage physical activity in nature.
In June, ParticipACTION and the City hosted a public engagement at Killarney Lake Park to hear from residents about what they’d like to see in a ParticiPARK. There was food, play and fun activities for the whole family. Turnout surpassed our goals and we received SO much helpful feedback from the enthusiastic residents who came out. And those ideas, along with valuable feedback received from community organizations in Fredericton, formed the basis of the design renderings you can see on the sidebar.
Please take our short survey below (10 minutes, max!) and tell us what you think of the design renderings and how you would use a ParticiPARK. At the end of the survey, you can enter a draw to win a $50 gift certificate from Amazon, Starbucks or Indigo, courtesy of ParticipACTION.
The survey will close on October 2.
About ParticipACTION and ParticiPARKS
Thirty years ago, ParticipACTION built ParticiPARKS across the country in partnership with Kinsmen Canada (currently Kin Canada). Now, thanks to support from the Public Health Agency of Canada’s Healthy Canadians and Communities Fund (HCCF), ParticipACTION and Bienenstock Natural Playgrounds are working with four communities across the country to design four unique parks.
You can learn more about what ParticiPARKs by watching this video (HYPERLINK). You can also learn more at the ParticiPARKS project page.
The design phase of the ParticiPARK project is made possible by the Public Health Agency of Canada.
The City of Fredericton is working with ParticipACTION to design a ParticiPARK at Killarney Lake. The goal is to create a design that envisions an animated and thriving community hub for people of all ages and abilities to get physically active.
The ParticiPARK is being designed by Bienenstock Natural Playgrounds and will exist within the natural environment. It will provide free and accessible stations that encourage physical activity in nature.
In June, ParticipACTION and the City hosted a public engagement at Killarney Lake Park to hear from residents about what they’d like to see in a ParticiPARK. There was food, play and fun activities for the whole family. Turnout surpassed our goals and we received SO much helpful feedback from the enthusiastic residents who came out. And those ideas, along with valuable feedback received from community organizations in Fredericton, formed the basis of the design renderings you can see on the sidebar.
Please take our short survey below (10 minutes, max!) and tell us what you think of the design renderings and how you would use a ParticiPARK. At the end of the survey, you can enter a draw to win a $50 gift certificate from Amazon, Starbucks or Indigo, courtesy of ParticipACTION.
The survey will close on October 2.
About ParticipACTION and ParticiPARKS
Thirty years ago, ParticipACTION built ParticiPARKS across the country in partnership with Kinsmen Canada (currently Kin Canada). Now, thanks to support from the Public Health Agency of Canada’s Healthy Canadians and Communities Fund (HCCF), ParticipACTION and Bienenstock Natural Playgrounds are working with four communities across the country to design four unique parks.
You can learn more about what ParticiPARKs by watching this video (HYPERLINK). You can also learn more at the ParticiPARKS project page.
The design phase of the ParticiPARK project is made possible by the Public Health Agency of Canada.
