Wisconsin. Dept. of Natural Resources.
History notes:
The Department of Natural Resources was created by the Reorganization Act of 1967 (Chapter 75) which combined the Conservation Department (WIHV86-A1163) and the Department of Resource Development (WIHV86-A114) to form the new Department. At that time many other councils and committees whose purposes and functions related to conservation and natural resource development were attached to the Department.
The Department is responsible for implementing the laws of the state and, where applicable, laws of the federal government that serve to protect and enhance the natural resources of Wisconsin--its air, land, water, wildlife, fish, and forests.
From the description of Agency history record. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 145776994
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Subjects:
- Administrative agencies
- Camps
- Conservation of natural resources
- DDT (Insecticide)
- Dredging
- Dredging spoil
- Ecological surveys
- Environmental impact analysis
- Environmental impact statements
- Environmental law
- Environmental policy
- Environmental protection
- Fishery law and legislation
- Fishing
- Forest conservation
- Forest management
- Forest reserves
- Game and game birds
- Harbors
- Industrial development projects
- Information technology
- Lake ecology
- Lakes
- Limnology
- Mineral industries
- Mines and mineral resources
- Natural areas
- Natural resources
- Outdoor recreation
- Parks
- Pesticides
- Public lands
- Recreation
- Rivers
- Stream ecology
- Stream measurement
- Tourism
- Water
- Water conservation
- Water conservation
- Water diversion
- Water quality
- Water conservation
Occupations:
Places:
- Mississippi River Valley (as recorded)
- Wisconsin--Crandon (as recorded)
- Great Lakes (North America) (as recorded)
- Crandon (Wis.) (as recorded)
- Wisconsin (as recorded)
- Michigan, Lake (as recorded)