Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the National Center for Recreation and Conservation (NCRC)?

A:The National Center for Recreation and Conservation (NCRC) serves as the National Park Service's focal point for working with an array of public and private partners in providing close-to-home recreation opportunities throughout the nation. In addition, the Center provides leadership and support for nationally designated scenic and historic trails. The Center accomplishes its mission through an array of technical and financial assistance programs, advocacy, and interagency coordination.

Q: What programs are housed within the National Center for Recreation & Conservation?

A:(note: link these programs to their homepages) · Rivers, Trails & Conservation Assistance Program · Land and Water Conservation Fund Program · National Trails System · Urban Park and Recreation Recovery Program · Federal Lands to Parks Program · Partnership for Wild and Scenic Rivers

Q:How can I contact the National Center for Recreation and Conservation?

A: To learn more about these programs,

Email: ncrcweb@nps.gov

Call: (202)565-1200

Write: National Center for Recreation and Conservation
1849 C Street, NW
MS-3622
Washington, DC 20240

Download our staff directory: NCRC Directory