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STAM 2003 - Joel Lynch Presentation

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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Some Cursory Observations

  • Augmenting traditional planning approaches
  • Defining/refining visions and role of recreation
  • Detailing the challenges and connections


Notes:

Beyond the broadening context of recreation, SCORP plans have also made strides in a number of fronts. For example,

  1. Augmenting planing approaches
    1. recreation planning is occurring within the broader context of open space planning and conservation in general
    2. its being linked with other statewide planning initiatives, such as smart growth
    3. and finally recreation planning is being incorporated and becoming a key priority within the State.
  2. Visions and roles
    1. SCORPs are being used to define a State's vision and meaning of recreation and many of these are emphasizing the range of benefits, particularly the health aspects.
  3. Challenges
    1. More emphasis is being given to the trends and challenges that face the development and management of recreation and conservation

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