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1. www.in.gov › dnr › fishwildDNR: Fish & Wildlife: Home - IN.gov

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   The website for Indiana DNR's Division of Fish & Wildlife features information on hunting, fishing, trapping, the state's animals and fish and wildlife properties.

2. www.in.gov › dnr › fish-and-wildlifeDNR: Fish & Wildlife: About Us - IN.gov

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   The mission of the Division of Fish & Wildlife is to enrich the quality of life for present and future generations by balancing the biological, ecological, recreational, and economic benefits of Indiana’s fish, wildlife and their habitats.

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   Indiana statute defines the authority and responsibilities of the DNR Division of Fish & Wildlife: The [Division of Fish & Wildlife] shall . . . provide for the protection, reproduction, care, management, survival and regulation of wild animal populations regardless of whether the wild animals are present on public or private property . . . [and] O...

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   The Indiana Division of Fish & Wildlife: 1. Values biological, ecological, and social sciences for the advancement of conservation while engaging citizens 2. Serves as a bold, creative ambassador for conservation 3. Values the roles of citizens in conservation 4. Fosters a culture of respect, fairness, accountability, transparency, and the applicat...

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   Office of Public Lands includes: 1. Fish & Wildlife Properties 2. Fish Hatcheries 3. Public Access Office of Private Lands includes: 1. Private Lands Wildlife Biologists 2. Invasive Species Biologists 3. Environmental Unit Biologists 4. Lake & River Enhancement Biologists Office of Science and Research includes: 1. Fish Research and Management Biol...

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   The mission and values of the Division of Fish & Wildlife provide a foundation for the following targets: 1. An informed citizenry that appreciates fish and wildlife resources and is engaged in conservation 1.1. Increase trust in the Division of Fish & Wildlife 1.2. Increase participation in wildlife-based recreation 2. Healthy fish and wildlife po...

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3. www.fws.gov › job-openingsCurrent Job Openings | U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service

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   To learn details about any U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service job — or to apply for a job — you must go there. If you click on the button below, you will be taken to a page that features an interactive map that shows current Fish and Wildlife Service openings across the country posted at USAJobs.gov.

4. www.in.gov › dnr › fish-and-wildlifeDNR: Fish & Wildlife: Careers - IN.gov

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   Employees in the DNR Division of Fish & Wildlife work in many different fields and have different backgrounds and training. If you are interested in a career in fish and wildlife, here are a few general guidelines: In high school, focus on: Science courses, such as biology, chemistry, and physiology; Math courses

5. www.gamewardenedu.org › indianaHow to Become a Fish and Game Warden in Indiana

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   How to Become a Fish and Game Warden in Indiana. Indiana describes its game wardens as a “thin green line” protecting the state’s varied natural resources. Indiana employs over 200 game wardens, officially known as conservation officers, who are tasked with enforcing the laws and regulations of the Indiana Department of Natural Resources ...

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7. on.in.gov › learn2fishDNR: Fish & Wildlife: Learn to Fish - on.in.gov

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   Indiana DNR's sport fishing education program offers instruction and opportunities for adults to learn more about fishing. Topics range from learning fundamental fishing skills to how to target specific species.

8. faqs.in.gov › hc › en-usHow do I obtain a hunting, fishing or trapping license?

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   You can purchase all licenses and stamps online at IndianaOutdoor.IN.gov. Licenses are also available for purchase at state properties, at the DNR customer service center in downtown Indianapolis, and at certain outdoor retailers throughout the state (on.IN.gov/huntfishlicenseretailers).

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   Does Indiana have a Fish & Wildlife website?

   • Public comment is being accepted on the following: Copyright © 2024 State of Indiana - All rights reserved. The website for Indiana DNR's Division of Fish & Wildlife features information on hunting, fishing, trapping, the state's animals and fish and wildlife properties.

   DNR: Fish & Wildlife: Home - IN.gov

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   How many fish hatcheries are in Indiana?

   • Fish hatchery managers and biologists operate and maintain Indiana’s eight fish hatcheries. The fish hatcheries provide fish to be stocked in public waters across the state, resulting in more fishing opportunities for Indiana anglers.

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   What is fisheries management & research in Indiana?

   • Fisheries management and research in Indiana is a combined effort between six Fisheries Districts, two Fisheries Research Units, the Big Rivers Unit, and the Lake Michigan Unit. Each unit typically has at least one lead fisheries biologist, at least one assistant fisheries biologist, and intermittent help.

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   How do I become a game warden in Indiana?

   • To become a game warden in Indiana, you must complete training through the Indiana Conservation Officer (ICO) School. Successful applicants to the program will demonstrate strong moral character and undergo a thorough background investigation, including a polygraph.

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