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The DNREC Division of Fish and Wildlife manages licenses, permits, registrations, stamps and conservation access passes related to fishing, hunting, boating, and the use of state wildlife areas. There are hunter safety and boating safety education requirements that must be met.
Residents of the State of Delaware age 65 years and older are exempt from fishing license requirements, but must have proof of age and residency. Children under the age of 16 are exempt from the fishing license requirements and FIN requirement.
Where to Buy a Delaware Hunting License Visit the Delaware Division of Fish and Wildlife website. Visit a Delaware Division of Fish and Wildlife office or an approved license retailer. Mail in a paper application. (Call 302-739-9918 for more information.)
Operation Game Theft Office of the Secretary302-739-9000Public Affairs302-739-9902Community Affairs302-739-9187Delaware State Parks302-739-9200Climate, Coastal and Energy302-735-3480
The mission of the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (DNREC) is to engage all stakeholders to ensure the wise management, conservation and enhancement of the States natural resources; protect public health and the environment; provide quality outdoor recreation; improve the quality of life;
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One of the states most important natural resources is its mineral-rich soil. This dirt is ideal for farming. Soybeans, corn, potatoes, and peas are some of Delawares top crops. Delaware also mines for magnesium, sand, and gravel.
DNREC - State of Delaware. Department of. Natural Resources and. Environmental Control.
The DNREC Division of Parks and Recreation oversees more than 20,000 acres in 17 state parks, manages state nature preserves, and monitors conservation easements protecting more than 4,000 acres of land. The division preserves cultural and historic resources, from a Civil War-era fort to elegant estates.

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