NC State Parks
Scott Crocker is experienced in the field of park management and environmental research, having held various positions in organizations such as NC State Parks, NC Coastal Reserve and National Estuarine Research Reserve, Fort Macon State Park, and NC Sea Grant. Scott currently serves as the State Trails Program Manager and Recreational Trails Program Coordinator at NC State Parks.
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NC State Parks
North Carolina's state parks system is dedicated to the conservation of natural resources, to outdoor recreation and environmental education. Managed by the N.C. Division of Parks and Recreation, it encompasses 41 state parks and state recreation areas, as well as 33 undeveloped conservation areas, ranging from mountains to piedmont to coast. The system maintains careful stewardship of North Carolina's diverse natural resources with a corps of dedicated, professional rangers trained in law enforcement, environmental education, natural resource protection, search-and-rescue techniques, wildfire suppression and medical first response. Their efforts are supported by maintenance mechanics, park office personnel and an administrative team that includes natural resource, planning, trails, exhibits, construction and land protection specialists.