What are Outdoor Recreation Collaboratives?
The Wyoming Office of Outdoor Recreation facilitates several Outdoor Recreation Collaboratives convened throughout the state. These Collaboratives bring together local community members, stakeholders, federal agencies, and state agencies to support sustainable outdoor recreation growth.
Driven by Governor Mead’s 2017 Outdoor Recreation Task Force, the Collaboratives are involved with several ongoing projects that will expand Wyoming’s outdoor recreation opportunities. Several of the Collaboratives have already completed successful projects, and are continuing to garner momentum on both a local and state level.
Are you interested in serving on one of Wyoming's Outdoor Recreation Collaboratives? Fill out our membership application here.
Bighorn Basin Outdoor Recreation Collaborative (BBORC)
The Bighorn Basin Outdoor Recreation Collaborative (BBORC) represents communities within Hot Springs, Washakie, and Bighorn Counties. BBORC was the first collaborative to be assembled, and since its 2018 conception, the collaborative has become an asset to its state and federal partners.
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Cloud Peak Outdoor Recreation Collaborative (CPORC)
Cloud Peak Outdoor Recreation Collaborative (CPORC) represents communities within Johnson and Sheridan Counties. CPORC held its first meeting in February of 2024.
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High Plains Outdoor Recreation Collaborative (HPORC)
The High Plains Outdoor Recreation Collaborative (HPORC) represents Goshen, Laramie, Platte, and Niobrara counties.
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Natrona and Converse County Outdoor Recreation Collaborative (NCCORC)
The Natrona and Converse County Outdoor Recreation Collaborative (NCCORC) represents communities within Natrona and Converse Counties. NCCORC held its first meeting on February 17, 2022.
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Northeast Wyoming Outdoor Recreation Collaborative (NEWORC)
The Northeast Wyoming Outdoor Recreation Collaborative (NEWORC) represents communities within Campbell, Crook, and Weston counties. NEWORC held its first meeting on June 9, 2021.
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Park County Outdoor Recreation Collaborative (PCORC)
The Park County Outdoor Recreation Collaborative (PCORC) represents communities in Park County. Park County experiences high rates of visitation with diverse recreation opportunities, making it an ideal location for outdoor recreation collaboration.
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Southeast Wyoming Outdoor Recreation Collaborative (SWORC)
The Southeast Wyoming Outdoor Recreation Collaborative (SWORC) represents communities within Albany and Carbon counties. The collaborative got its start in late 2021 and has since been supporting projects that will add to the highly valued recreation opportunities in these counties.
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Sweetwater County Outdoor Recreation Collaborative (SCORC)
The Sweetwater County Outdoor Recreation Collaborative (SCORC) represents Sweetwater County. The collaborative got its start in 2021 and has since been focused on the outdoor recreation destination potential of Sweetwater County for both motorized and non-motorized recreation.
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Wind River Outdoor Recreation Collaborative (WRORC)
The Wind River Outdoor Recreation Collaborative (WRORC) represents the communities within Fremont County. WRORC has played an instrumental role in several projects that diversify Fremont County’s outdoor recreation opportunities and support public land access.
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