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Mission, Priorities, Initiatives
• Mission Statement
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is committed to the conservation, protection, management, use and enjoyment of the state's natural and cultural resources for current and future generations.
| • Four Priorities of the DNR
- Renewing Our Emphasis on Customer Service
- Building Strong Support for the Recreation Passport
- Increasing Resident/Visitor Participation in Outdoor Recreation and Stopping the Decline in Hunting and Fishing
- Fostering the Growth of Michigan's Natural Resource-Based Economy
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| • Key Department Initiatives
Hunter and Angler Retention and Recruitment; Outreach and Education; Fish and Wildlife Health; Ecosystem Management and Forest Certification...
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This is the DNR
 Meet the Director
Rodney Stokes brings a great depth and breadth of experience in natural resources, outdoor recreation, policy development, and civic engagement, anchored on the bedrock of public service. As he stated in a recent Department of Natural Resources and Environment employee publication, "I consider myself a public servant. I wake up every day and tell myself that if I can do just one thing, every day, for someone who doesn't have the chance or ability to pay me back, then it will be a pretty good day."
Four Priorities of the DNR | • Past and Present DNR Directors
Past and Present Directors of the Department of Natural Resources.
| • The Department of Natural Resources...
is responsible for the stewardship of Michigan's natural resources and for the provision of outdoor recreational opportunities
|  DNR Scorecard Performance Summary, April 2012 Data, released May 9, 2012 
DNR provides the public with a scorecard to track performance as part of our commitment to our customers.
| • Michigan DNR at a Glance
Michigan is unique in so many different ways than other states...
| • Economic Impact
Hunting, fishing and recreation boost Michigan's economy.
| • DNR Lansing Office |
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Administration
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