The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) is a state government agency dedicated to managing and protecting Ohio's natural resources. Its mission is to ensure a balance between wise use and protection of natural assets for the benefit of all Ohioans. The department oversees various aspects of the state's environment, including wildlife, forests, parks, waterways, and mineral resources.
ODNR plays a crucial role in conservation efforts, outdoor recreation, and environmental education across Ohio. The agency organizes events like the annual Governor's Lake Erie Fish Ohio Day to promote fishing and highlight the importance of Lake Erie's ecosystem. Under the leadership of its director and division chiefs, ODNR implements policies and programs aimed at sustainable resource management and public enjoyment of Ohio's natural areas.

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Organizations similar to Ohio Department of Natural Resources include State of Ohio, Ohio Department of Transportation, Ohio Development Services Agency and Oregon Department of Environmental Quality.
Ohio Department of Natural Resources was founded in 1949.
Ohio Department of Natural Resources' headquarters is located in Columbus, OH, US.
Ohio Department of Natural Resources has 621 employees as of Feb 4, 2024.