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2025–2030 SCORP 25 NEBRASKA'S OUTDOOR RECREATION PRIORITIES Address challenges • Seek new, creative and permanent funding sources, (e.g., recreation bonds, local sales tax, private endowments, etc.). • Support conservation of natural resources through outdoor recreation resource management. • Understand the economic value outdoor recreation brings to your community and be intentional in maximizing its benefits. • Seek new and creative ways to encourage outdoor recreation participation. • Invest in short- and long-term stewardship planning; evaluate all that must be done to sustain the outdoor recreation resource and make a plan on how and when each element can be addressed. Create and maintain partnerships • Public/private partnership environments appear to achieve the best outcomes. Consider how we can encourage these environments within Nebraska communities. • Seek out paid and volunteer maintenance partnerships. Create maintenance agreements with partners when possible. • Encourage others to build connections with outdoor resources in their community. • Conduct "park maintenance days" with your partners and volunteers to facilitate longevity of your resources and to build a sense of community/buy-in for your outdoor recreation amenities and facilities. Create community events to build partnerships and recruit volunteers. People load their personal watercraft at the boat ramp in the Dead Horse Creek Area on Trail 10 at Sherman Reservoir State Recreation Area. DRAF T