Utah Division of Wildlife Resources

The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources (DWR) is a state agency located in Salt Lake City, Utah. As part of the Utah Department of Natural Resources, the DWR is responsible for overseeing the management, protection, and conservation of Utah's diverse wildlife populations. With a team of 276 employees, the DWR plays a crucial role in ensuring the health and sustainability of the state's natural resources. The DWR's primary focus is on managing and protecting Utah's wildlife species, encompassing a wide range of animals from mammals and birds to fish and reptiles. They work to maintain healthy populations and habitats for these species through various programs and initiatives. In addition, the DWR manages hunting and fishing opportunities throughout Utah, ensuring responsible and sustainable use of wildlife resources. The DWR is committed to public education and outreach, providing information and resources to the public about wildlife conservation, hunting regulations, and responsible outdoor recreation. They also collaborate with other agencies, organizations, and individuals to promote wildlife conservation and habitat restoration efforts. For more information about the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources and its programs, visit their website at wildlife.utah.gov.