Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is a state agency dedicated to preserving and enhancing the natural resources of Wisconsin. The organization works in partnership with individuals and organizations to manage fish, wildlife, forests, parks, air and water resources. Their mission focuses on promoting a healthy, sustainable environment and providing a full range of outdoor opportunities. The DNR manages various aspects of Wisconsin's natural environment, including wildlife areas, conservation efforts, and recreational activities like hunting, fishing, and parks. The agency is committed to diversity, fairness, equity, and environmental justice, with multiple divisions including Environmental Management, Forestry, Fish, Wildlife & Parks, and Public Safety and Resource Protection.
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61 grantsCatastrophic Storm Grants
Catastrophic Storm Grants support Wisconsin communities with repair, removal and replacement of urban trees damaged by governor-declared storms, helping address direct harm to urban forests.
Outdoor Recreation Legacy Partnership
Outdoor Recreation Legacy Partnership supports public agencies and Tribes in acquiring parkland and developing or renovating outdoor facilities to expand public recreation in qualifying areas.
Emerging Contaminants-Small or Disadvantaged Communities Grant Program for Other-than-Municipal/Nonprofit Non-transient Non-community Public Water Systems
Emerging Contaminants-Small or Disadvantaged Communities Grant Program for Other-than-Municipal/Nonprofit Non-transient Non-community Public Water Systems helps small Wisconsin systems fund PFAS or manganese fixes.
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