In episode 31, Alison Jumper, Fayetteville’s Director of Parks, Natural Resources, and Cultural Affairs, shares her journey from landscape architect to city leader. We explore how parks can drive public health, sustainability, and social connection, all while aiming for the bold vision of high-quality green spaces within a 10-minute walk for everyone. From dog parks and drum circles to tubing streams and aquatic dreams, this episode dives into how Fayetteville is redefining what public space can be.

Show Links:

• Fayetteville Parks, Natural Resources, and Cultural Affairs (GoPlayFay)
• Fayetteville’s Adopt Your Outdoors Program
• Fayetteville Parks Department Directory
• Fayetteville's Pick Me Up Program
• Fayetteville Community Forester Program
• Friends of YRCC
• Friends of Fayetteville Parks
• Pack Rat Outdoor Center

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