Delaware is experiencing high levels of particulate air pollution. The risk of health effects is increased for everyone. Consider limiting or avoiding activities outdoors.
Delaware está experimentando niveles elevados de contaminación atmosférica por partículas. El riesgo de efectos adversos para la salud es mayor para todas las personas. Considere limitar o evitar las actividades al aire libre.
Delaware ap fè fas ak gwo nivo polisyon nan lè a ki soti nan patikil. Risk pou sante moun afekte a ogmante pou tout moun. Konsidere limite oswa evite aktivite deyò. More Info

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The DNREC Division of Fish and Wildlife manages 19 public wildlife areas — approximately 68,000 acres of land. In addition to providing habitat for a variety of wildlife, these lands provide hunting and other outdoor recreational opportunities.

The Wildlife Section oversees hunting, hunting seasons and other game-related programs, as well as key wildlife and habitat conservation and education initiatives like the Natural Heritage and Endangered Species Program and the Delaware Shorebird Monitoring Project, among many others.

And the Division maintains elevated wildlife viewing platforms in several state wildlife areas.

Information for Hunters

Hunting in Delaware

Hunting and Trapping Guide

Avian Influenza and Wildlife

Recreational Licenses

Conservation Access Passes

Wildlife Area Maps

Waterfowl Stamps

Habitat and Wildlife Management

Conservation Programs

Federal Funding for Fish and Wildlife

Delaware Wildlife Action Plan

Delaware’s Endangered Species

Plants and Plant Communities

Delaware Shorebird Project

Piping Plover Program

Delaware Bat Program

Private Lands Assistance Program

Deer Damage Assistance Program

Nuisance Wildlife Control Operators in Delaware

Scientific Collection Permits

The Delaware Council of Wildlife Rehabilitators and Educators





     

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