Regional Park Districts are local government entities that manage and maintain parks and recreational areas within a specific region. Their primary goal is to provide outdoor spaces for public enjoyment, promote conservation, and enhance community well-being. These districts often oversee a variety of facilities, including trails, sports fields, and picnic areas. Funding for Regional Park Districts typically comes from local taxes, grants, and user fees. They may also collaborate with other organizations, such as nonprofits and community groups, to develop programs and events that encourage public engagement and environmental stewardship.