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Land & Water Conservation Fund Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Planning (SCORP)
"...Foremost among the developments..."
Outdoor Recreation Resources Review Commission (ORRRC) Recommendations
Land & Water Conservation Fund Act (1965)
Land & Water Conservation Fund Goals
New LWCF Role
Land & Water Conservation Fund Legacy
Land & Water Conservation Legacy: Trails
Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan (SCORP)
New Priorities for SCORP Planning
SCORP Status
Convergence of Ideals
Some Cursory Observations
Staple SCORP Priorities
Emerging SCORP Priorities
Key Activity Priorities
Conclusion
Questions and Comments
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Convergence of Ideals
- Broadening context of recreation
Notes:
These current plans are different in many ways in comparison to the previous plans, even as recently as the mid-1990's plans. In particular the concept of recreation appears to have broadened for both the individual and society as a whole, mainly because park and recreation is being tied to quality of life. Quality of life is central to other paradigms, such as smart growth, which has helped add new constituent groups and focus different and compatible agendas. So while the SCORP still provides that statement about the recreation priorities of the state they are now also helping to serve as a statement about conserving communities resources and improving the quality of life.
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