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Quality - Louisiana State Parks 90% of those visiting a Louisiana State Park said their experience exceeded or met their expectations.
99% of the Louisiana State Park visitors agreed or strongly agreed that visiting a state park was a good way to spend time with their family.
Source: The Impact of the Louisiana Departm...
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Mission:
The mission of the Department of Culture, Recreation and Tourism is to preserve
and enhance Louisiana's unique heritage and natural landscape; provide cultural,
informational, and recreational resources; and promote the use of these resources
by our diverse citizens and visitors.
Goals:
The Department of Culture, Recreation and Tourism is administered by the Secretary
under the jurisdiction of the Lieutenant Governor, who serves as the Commissioner
of the Department. The Department has four goals:
- The Department will create a greater awareness of Louisiana's culture,
history, and natural resources so that citizens and visitors will be more
aware of the rich cultural, historical, and natural assets of the state.
- The Department will promote the tourism and arts industries in Louisiana
so that these industries will have a greater economic impact on the state.
- The Department will improve the state's management and conservation of
significant historical, natural, informational, and cultural sites and resources
so that they will be better protected for future generations.
- The Department will provide opportunities for outdoor recreation in Louisiana
so that there will be an increased number of citizens and visitors who are
aware of, have access to, and who utilize and appreciate the state's natural
beauty.
Agencies:
The Department’s five agencies—Tourism, State
Parks, Cultural
Development, State
Museums, and the State
Library—work together to make educational resources available, conserve
and interpret our history, support the arts and develop recreational opportunities.
The Department also fuels economic growth through tourism, operates programs
which generate state and local tax revenues, and provides a stable, non-polluting
source of outside income for the state.
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