Iowa Department of Natural Resources
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is a state agency responsible for managing and protecting Iowa's natural resources. Its mission is to conserve and enhance natural resources in cooperation with individuals and organizations to improve the quality of life in Iowa and ensure a legacy for future generations. The DNR manages diverse programs including fish and wildlife conservation, forest and prairie health, state parks and recreational opportunities, and environmental protection. The agency carries out state and federal laws protecting air, land, and water through technical assistance, permitting, and compliance programs. Key areas of focus include wildlife management, forestry, conservation education, environmental protection (air, land, and water quality), and providing recreational opportunities across Iowa's state parks and natural areas.
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20 grantsDerelict Building Program
Derelict Building Program supports small Iowa municipalities with building assessments, asbestos removal, renovation, and deconstruction to eliminate hazards and divert materials from landfills.
Outdoor Recreation Legacy Partnership
The Outdoor Recreation Legacy Partnership by Iowa DNR funds science-based projects to create and enhance urban outdoor recreation spaces across Iowa’s larger communities.
Wildlife Diversity Program
The Wildlife Diversity Program from the Iowa Department of Natural Resources funds research and management projects to conserve Iowa’s native non-game wildlife and their habitats.
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