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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. The National Association of Recreation Resource Planners (NARRP, www.narrp.org), as the only professional recreation resource planning association in America, is charged with providing national leadership to its members, the profession, and to all publics who enjoy our parks and outdoor recreation settings. This responsibility was the impetus to develop an enduring set of recreation planning principles. NARRP believes that professional principles are imperative for two reasons: Professional principles help clarify institutional values and perspectives, and help to provide a common understanding and nomenclature for professionals and interested stakeholders.