24 2025–2030 SCORP
NEBRASKA'S OUTDOOR RECREATION PRIORITIES
Stewardship
Fund, conserve and maintain current outdoor recreation
resources. Include stewardship in plans for development of
outdoor recreation resources.
To provide quality outdoor recreation, those responsible must ensure the
care and maintenance of outdoor recreation resources. It is never too late
to incorporate stewardship measures that extend the useful life of the
resources created.
Stewardship Recommendations
Utilize public outreach
• Leverage user groups to participate in stewardship projects.
• Provide opportunities for education and interpretation of outdoor
recreation resources to help people build meaningful connections with
the landscape.
• Offer outdoor recreation programming that brings people together to
experience all that these resources have to offer.
Stewardship is the
responsible care
and protection of
something that
is valued and
considered worth
preserving.
THOR (Trails Have Our
Respect) is a group of
trail advocates and users
that build and maintain
most natural surface
trails and trail systems
in eastern Nebraska and
western Iowa through
agreements with
city, state, and other
public and private land
managers.
Check out their work at
thortrails.org.
During a photo walk, a visitor walks on the trail along Stone Creek on a fall afternoon at
Platte River State Park in Cass County.
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