contents april 2019 ISTOCKPHOTO.COM volume 54 | number 4 | www.parksandrecreation.org k d ti FEATURES 50 Recycling Is Dead. Now What? Richard J. Dolesh Is recycling as we know it really dead? In a word, yes. This is a shocking development to park and recreation agencies that have promoted recycling to the public and staff as a means of taking personal and organizational responsibility for the trash they create and to meaningfully reduce their impact on the environment. Learn why this change came about, the impact on parks and recreation and what we can be doing now to create new solutions. 4 Parks & Recreation | A P R I L 2 0 1 9 | W W W. PA R K S A N D R E C R E AT I O N . O R G 56 The Vision Plan for Boston's Moakley Park Amy Whitesides, Elaine Stokes and Alex Marchinski Boston, Massachusetts' Moakley Park is the largest city park located along Boston Harbor. In 2018, the Boston Parks and Recreation Department launched the Moakley Park Vision Plan to transform the park and take advantage of the site's significant social and environmental potential. Learn how Boston Parks and Recreation is fulfilling this vision of climate resiliency and social equity advancement while reconnecting the community to the harbor.