To provide aesthetic value to the city

To generate revenue for the city

To promote physical and mental well-being

To increase property values in the surrounding areas

Central park

Neighborhood park

Regional park

Theme park

Activities that involve physical exertion, such as sports and games

Activities that involve relaxation and contemplation, such as sitting on a bench or taking a walk

Activities that involve social interaction, such as picnics and barbecues

Activities that involve learning and exploration, such as visiting a botanical garden or a museum

Accessibility for people with disabilities

Incorporating sustainable practices, such as rainwater harvesting and native plant species

Providing adequate lighting and security measures

All of the above

To ensure that the park meets the needs and preferences of the local community

To raise funds for the construction and maintenance of the park

To promote the park and encourage its use by the community

All of the above

Lack of funding for maintenance and improvements

Increasing demand for park space due to population growth

Conflicts between different user groups, such as dog owners and joggers

All of the above

They provide accessible green spaces for recreation and relaxation, especially for residents in underserved communities.

They serve as community gathering places, fostering social interaction and building social capital.

They contribute to the overall health and well-being of urban residents, reducing health disparities.

All of the above

The High Line in New York City

The Millennium Park in Chicago

The Golden Gate Park in San Francisco

The Central Park in London

The use of natural and semi-natural features to manage stormwater runoff and improve air quality

The integration of parks and green spaces into the urban fabric to create a more sustainable and livable city

The use of native plant species and sustainable landscaping practices to reduce the environmental impact of parks

All of the above

Walking and jogging

Picnicking and barbecuing

Playing sports and games

Birdwatching and nature observation

They provide shade and reduce the urban heat island effect.

They absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen, improving air quality.

They help manage stormwater runoff and reduce flooding.

All of the above

Lack of space for expansion

Competition for land use with other developments

Increased pressure on park resources due to high demand

All of the above

Small, publicly accessible green spaces located in dense urban areas

Linear parks that follow natural or man-made features, such as rivers or railways

Large, regional parks located on the outskirts of urban areas

Theme parks designed for entertainment and amusement purposes

Adequate funding for maintenance and improvements

Community involvement in park planning and management

Adopting sustainable practices, such as water conservation and energy efficiency

All of the above

They provide accessible spaces for exercise and recreation, encouraging physical activity.

They improve air quality and reduce noise pollution, creating a healthier environment for residents.

They foster social interaction and community connections, contributing to mental well-being.

All of the above