The Management Plan Parque Universidad by the Ayuntamiento de Huesca (Spain) offers a complete and transparent look at the structure, methodology, and daily operation behind the maintenance and long-term sustainability of one of the city’s most emblematic parks. It stands out as a real and applicable example of how municipal teams can design, implement, and document a park management system that integrates accessibility, community participation, biodiversity, and environmental stewardship. The plan describes in detail the park’s history, infrastructure, maintenance protocols, environmental policies, and communication strategies, making it an invaluable reference for park professionals seeking to improve their own management practices.
More than a manual, this guide is a call to rethink our relationship with public space and shared responsibility. It presents actionable recommendations on communication campaigns, waste management systems, enforcement, and citizen engagement — all essential components of a long-term strategy to maintain thriving and sustainable environments. By emphasizing evidence-based solutions, The Little Book of Litter empowers cities and organizations to transform everyday spaces through awareness, design, and collaboration.
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