2005-2010 Wisconsin Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan (SCORP)
Many factors affect the supply, demand, and participation rates of outdoor recreation in Wisconsin. Since 1965 the state has developed and maintained the Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan (SCORP) in an attempt to classify, measure, and ultimately provide for the preferences and needs of a statewide recreating public. The SCORP plan is done every 5 years to identify essential issues that affect the future of Wisconsin outdoor recreation and includes appropriate recommendations.
2005-2010 Wisconsin SCORP Plan |
PDF |
Entire Document |
Document (13 mb) |
Table of Contents / Executive Summary /
Introduction |
Summary (0.8 mb) |
Chapter 1 - Wisconsin Natural Amenities,
Population Changes, and Recreation Destinations |
Chapter 1 (1.8 mb) |
Chapter 2 - Wisconsin Outdoor Recreation Demand
and Uses |
Chapter 2 (1.9 mb) |
Chapter 3 - The Supply of Outdoor Recreation in
Wisconsin |
Chapter 3 (1.3 mb) |
Chapter 4 - Compatibility and Conflict in
Wisconsin Outdoor Recreation |
Chapter 4 (0.8 mb) |
Chapter 5 - Wisconsin SCORP Regional Profiles |
Chapter 5 (4.6 mb) |
Chapter 6 - Wisconsin Outdoor Recreation
Participation Trends and Observations |
Chapter 6 (0.7 mb) |
Chapter 7 - Wisconsin SCORP Outdoor
Recreation Goals and Actions |
Chapter 7 (0.6 mb) |
Appendices A-E / Selected References |
App&Ref (0.5 mb) |
The preparation of this plan was financed in part through a planning grant from the National Park Service, Department of Interior, under the provisions of the Land and Water Conservation Fund Act of 1965 (Public Law 88-578, as amended). Land and Water Conservation Fund background information on how SCORP fits with this process (pdf)
Printed and electronic versions of this publication are available. Please contact Jeff Prey (jeff.prey@wisconsin.gov) for copies.