Pictured, from left to right: Dr. Nick Wise, undergrad student Katelyn Skabelund, PhD student Ziming Jin and Dr. Megha Budruk.

In a collaborative effort to strengthen conservation and park management practices, Arizona State University recently organized a specialized short course for park administrators from China’s Sichuan Forestry and Grassland Bureau, focusing on National Park Management and Wildlife Protec

Author: Jeffrey Hill, TSA Secretary

ASU’s Center for Sustainable Tourism hosted the inaugural webinar in its Tourism Dialogue Series in celebration of the United Nations Tourism's World Tourism Day on Sept. 27.  

On Thursday, Sept.

Student members of the Sports, Parks and Recreation Club kicked off the fall semester with a gathering at Civic Space Park near the ASU Downtown campus.  Using knowledge they’ve built in the classroom, SPARC leaders planned, led and participated in community recreation activities.&

ASU School of Community Resources and Development students Katlyn Skabelund, Amy Mitchell, Marissa Kimari, Joseph Wise and Young Su Choi attended the Arizona Parks & Recreation Association (APRA) 2024 Conference in August.

Life as a teen or tween can be tough, particularly for girls.

That's why an Arizona State University partnership with a community center in west Phoenix is building confidence in girls through teamwork, mutual support — and learning how to serve a volleyball.

This spring, students from the School of Community Resources and Development (SCRD) made their mark at the ASU Institute for Social Science Research (ISSR) Graduate Student Poster Contest.

'Destination Innovation—Reimagining Place' was ​the 2023-2024 theme for the Tourism Student Association (TSA) at ASU.  During a meaningful trip Apr