OutdoorNebraska

46 2026–2030 SCORP SUPPLY People launch kayaks at the Kearney Water Trail trailhead on the Kearney Canal at Yanney in Buffalo County. SUPPLY Understanding the supply of outdoor recreation lands and amenities allows those planning for outdoor recreation development to establish a baseline. This information is the starting point for investigating the outdoor recreational needs and wants of a community.

• Cover
• Introduction
• The Land and Water Conservation Fund Program (LWCF)
• How to Use the SCORP
• SCORP Update Planning Process
• Intentional Outdoor Recreation Planning
• Nebraska's Outdoor Recreation Priorities
• The Good Life
• Opportunity
• Stewardship
• Focus Projects for LWCF Funding
• Demand
• National Trends
• Nebraska Trends
• Regional Trends
• Beneficial Development
• Regional Demand
• Trail Development
• Barriers
• Supply
• By The Numbers
• Public Recreation Lands
• Private Recreation
• Nature-based Recreation
• Ecoregions of Nebraska
• Wetlands
• People of Nebraska
• Statewide
• Metro Region
• Southeast Region
• Northeast Region
• South-Central Region
• Southwest Region
• Western Region
• North Central Region
• Conclusion
• Acknowledgements
• Resources