Division of Fish & Wildlife

The Division of Fish & Wildlife offers a wide variety of programs designed to inform and educate people of all ages about ways to help conserve, enhance and protect Delaware’s precious natural resources.

Mainly for youth/educators:

• Aquatic Resources Education Center
• Adopt-A-Wetland
• DE Nature Share
• Delaware Artificial Reef Program
• Delaware Shorebird Project
• Delaware Wildlife Action Plan
• Eco-Explorers
• Endangered Species List
• Environmental Navigator  
• Green Infrastructure Initiative
• Inland Bays Guide
• Junior Duck Stamp Program
• Natural Heritage and Endangered Species Program
• NatureLink
• Youth Fishing Tournament & Free Fishing Day
• Comprehensive List of Environmental Education Programs from DNREC and our Conservation Partners

Mainly for adults:

• Becoming An Outdoors Woman Program
• Certified Citizen Naturalist Program
• Education & Classes – For hunters, anglers, boaters
• Division of Parks & Recreation
• Duck Stamp Program/Contest
• Delaware Energy Office
• Fisheries Research Info
• Hunter Education/Ommelanden Center
• The Northern Delaware Wetlands Rehabilitation Program
• Open Marsh Water Management (OMWM)
• Open Space Program
• Private Lands Assistance Program  
• Shad Restoration on the Nanticoke River
• Trout Stamp Program/Contest

Can’t find what you’re looking for? Need more info? Contact Us!

Dawn Webb – Conservation Outreach
302-653-2880 Ext. 124
Dawn.Webb@state.de.us

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