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2200 N. 33rd St. • P.O. Box 30370 • Lincoln, NE 68503-0370 • Phone: 402-471-0641 TIME OUTDOORS IS TIME WELL SPENT OutdoorNebraska.org Dear Outdoor Recreation Enthusiasts: Nebraskans have a deep-rooted passion for the outdoors, which is evident in our great parks and outdoor recreation resources. We value our natural environment and park areas because they help sustain a better quality of life. The activities and services offered at our parks are available because of the commitment federal, state, and local partners have dedicated to protecting and enhancing those opportunities. The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission is pleased to present the 2021-2025 Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan (SCORP): Guiding Success in Nebraska Outdoor Recreation. This plan outlines the supply and demand for recreation in the state, our changing demographics, and tips to help communities and recreation professionals in their recreation success stories. Great care was taken to receive public opinion to understand the needs and desires of the public when planning for future outdoor recreation offerings. Analysis on the current state of outdoor recreation and how it can be improved was completed as a part of this plan. Parks and outdoor recreation areas play a major role in promoting public health, livable communities, economic vitality, and conservation of our natural resources. Nebraska's outdoor recreation resources are invaluable assets to our public and those visiting the state, and we are pleased to provide recommendations on how to protect these resources for future generations. We hope that this planning document and its recommendations will better operate and manage our state's recreation resources and offer valuable insight to local communities and recreation professionals on how to accomplish this goal in the long-term interests of the people and the environment. Sincerely, James N. Douglas Director State Liaison Officer

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