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The Iowa Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is a state agency responsible for managing and protecting the state's natural resources. The DNR was created in 1983 by the Iowa Legislature and is headquartered in Des Moines, Iowa. The DNR is divided into five divisions:

* **Air Quality:** The Air Quality Division is responsible for monitoring and regulating air quality in Iowa. The division also works to reduce air pollution and improve air quality.
* **Fish and Wildlife:** The Fish and Wildlife Division is responsible for managing and protecting fish and wildlife in Iowa. The division also provides hunting and fishing opportunities for the public.
* **Forests and Prairies:** The Forests and Prairies Division is responsible for managing and protecting forests and prairies in Iowa. The division also provides forestry and prairie management assistance to private landowners.
* **Land Quality:** The Land Quality Division is responsible for managing and protecting soil and water resources in Iowa. The division also provides soil and water conservation assistance to private landowners.
* **Water Resources:** The Water Resources Division is responsible for managing and protecting water resources in Iowa. The division also provides water quality monitoring and regulation, and flood control.

In addition to these five divisions, the DNR also has a number of other programs and services, including:

* **State parks and recreation areas:** The DNR manages over 100 state parks and recreation areas, which offer a variety of outdoor recreational opportunities.
* **Conservation education:** The DNR provides conservation education programs to schools and the public.
* **Law enforcement:** The DNR has a law enforcement division that is responsible for enforcing fish and wildlife laws, and other natural resource laws.

The DNR is committed to protecting and managing Iowa's natural resources for the benefit of present and future generations. The DNR's website provides a wealth of information about the agency's programs and services.

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