Building Readiness

Are you new to the Outdoor Recreation Legacy Partnership (ORLP)? Do you want a refresher on program basics? Explore the resources below to build your readiness for an ORLP application.
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City Parks Alliance ORLP Resources

Find recorded webinars, examples of successful ORLP projects, and read reports on the impact of ORLP on communities across the country.

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Trust for Public Land ORLP Resources

The Trust for Public Land’s online resources provide applicants and project sponsors with guidance on application development.

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Grants.gov Learning Center

The Grants.gov Learning Center has a variety of resources to support new and experienced federal grant applicants.

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Glossary of Common LWCF Terms

Useful terms to know when applying for ORLP grants.

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Community Engagement Resources

Resources to help incorporate community engagement best practices into your ORLP project.

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Matching Funds 101

ORLP grant applicants must provide at least 50 percent of total project costs from eligible sources. Find out more about matching sources.

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TWS LWCF Tribal Hub

The Wilderness Society’s Tribal Hub offers downloadable tools, recorded trainings, and more to guide ORLP applicants.

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List of State Lead Agencies for LWCF

Find your State Lead Agency for LWCF here

Case Studies of ORLP Grant Projects

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    Last updated: September 11, 2026