Draft Document
The SCORP team is pleased to release a draft of the 2020 Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan (SCORP) for your review and comment. The report is offered as an Adobe PDF document through Adobe’s Document Cloud service. No software installation is required and there is no cost to access. By clicking the link or report cover below, the document will be displayed in your web browser where you can read it. [View SCORP]
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Project Schedule
The public review and commenting period is 30 days, beginning Friday, May 15 and ending Monday night, June 15th. All comments will be reviewed and considered by the SCORP team with revisions incorporated into the final version of the document. A second draft will be circulated for review and comment, with August 2020 being the target deadline for publishing a completed SCORP.
COVID-19 Impacts
Many of us are working from home and we are striving to not allow that to adversely impact work products or deadlines. Unfortunately, these conditions have made the collection of outdoor recreation data from providers across Louisiana challenging. We continue to seek data identifying locations of parks and the facilities provided at each. If you represent a municipal or parish parks & recreation department please read our Data Request post to learn how you can contribute. Private outdoor recreation providers are also invited to contribute data.