On the Chicago Parks Foundation website, provide a concise description of what Park Advisory Councils (PACs) are, including their purpose and the number of parks they represent. Additionally, identify the specific link or method to access a full list of existing PACs on the website.
Navigate to the Chicago Parks Foundation website (chicagoparksfoundation.org). Go to the 'COMMUNITY' section. Click on 'Advisory Councils'. Read the content on the 'Advisory Councils' page to extract the definition, purpose, and representation of PACs. Identify the link or method provided on the page to find a full list of existing PACs. Synthesize the gathered information into a concise answer, including the identified link/method.
Successfully navigate to the 'Advisory Councils' page (URL: https://www.chicagoparksfoundation.org/pacs). State that PACs are voluntary groups of individuals who meet regularly to support the effective functioning of their local parks. Explain that their main purpose includes promoting community utilization of park programs and facilities, raising awareness for park projects, communicating with the Park District, helping with funding, and hosting events. Identify that PACs represent more than 225 parks in all 77 community areas across the City of Chicago. State that a full list of existing PACs can be found by clicking the 'here' link on the 'Advisory Councils' page, or provide the direct URL if it is revealed upon clicking.