What does ORRRC stand for?

Outdoor Recreation Resources Review Commission (est. 1958)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

During the 1960s, Rockefeller led the Outdoor Recreation Resources Review Commission that resulted in the creation of the Land and Water Conservation Fund.

Outstanding leaders to join Recreation and Park Hall of Fame

The Outdoor Recreation Resources Review Commission (ORRRC) was established in 1958 and was charged with studying the national needs and supply of outdoor recreation.

Management policy in and typology of state park systems

In 1959, Congress created a commission made up of seven citizens and eight members of Congress to review park and outdoor recreation policy The recommendations of the Outdoor Recreation Resources Review Commission established the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation to direct overall policy and to administer the Land and Water Conservation Fund, which is used to acquire federal land and assist states and local governments.

A perfect union

That was especially true because one of the 26 studies conducted by the Outdoor Recreation Resources Review Commission in the early 1960s had been about urban recreation, and had strongly highlighted the special needs of urban recreation.

NRPA and UPARR: how NRPA helped to bring about the Urban Park and ...

The work of the Outdoor Recreation Resources Review Commission was incredible, and the output of the commission produced significant changes in the way that we deal with outdoor recreation, heritage resources, open space and wilderness in the U.

ORRRC at 40! ORRRC and wilderness

Outdoor Recreation Resources Review Commission Study Report #22: Washington, D.

Structural inequalities in outdoor recreation participation: a ...

On April 2, 1962, Secretary of the Interior Stewart Udall established the bureau, which had been recommended by the Outdoor Recreation Resources Review Commission in its report of that year.

ORRRC at 40! The bureau of outdoor recreation: an inside perspective

In: Trends in American living and outdoor recreation, report to the outdoor recreation resources review commission #22 (pp.

Wildland recreation on the rural South: an examination of marginality ...