SCORP
Nebraska’s Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan
The purpose of the SCORP is to guide development, improvement, renovation and acquisition of land for outdoor recreational use across Nebraska. This is done through providing outdoor recreation priorities and information on supply, demand and demographics of Nebraska. The plan is also a federal requirement for the state to receive outdoor recreation funding from the Land and Water Conservation Fund.
Outdoor recreation professionals and advocates are encouraged to use the plan to guide their outdoor recreation planning efforts.
Coming soon!
SCORP interactive StoryMap.
About the LWCF
The Land and Water Conservation Fund is a federal program that supports outdoor recreation in Nebraska by providing funding to eligible state and local government entities for acquiring, developing, and renovating parks, recreation areas and public lands.
The LWCF grant helps fund urban projects such as playgrounds, sports fields and aquatic centers. It also supports activities like hiking, camping, fishing and wildlife viewing, and ensures the ongoing preservation of green spaces for activities such as birdwatching, trail running and outdoor play.
