DNR Recruiting Next Class Of Wisconsin Conservation Wardens
Part-Time Positions Also Available
![The 2021 DNR conservation warden application period opens April 12 and the DNR will accept applications for approximately two weeks. / Photo Credit: Wisconsin DNR](https://urbanmilwaukee.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/20201117-milwaukee-hoan-bridge-wardens-mary-j-bisch_crop.jpg)
The 2021 DNR conservation warden application period opens April 12 and the DNR will accept applications for approximately two weeks. / Photo Credit: Wisconsin DNR
MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) encourages anyone with a passion for helping people and protecting natural resources to apply to be a part of the next class of conservation wardens.
The 2021 DNR conservation warden application period opens April 12 and the DNR will accept applications for approximately two weeks. Learn more about this remarkable and critical career and apply here.
Conservation wardens are credentialed law enforcement officers who work throughout the state, enforcing natural resource and recreation safety laws, educating the public on conservation topics and providing law enforcement services on state parks, forests and trails.
“We work in the big cities and the rural areas throughout Wisconsin, providing a voice to our natural resources and ensuring the safety of the people who enjoy and depend on our environment,” said DNR Conservation Warden Marcus Medina.
The work conservation wardens do on state properties is also a critical part of the mission. Working in state parks, forests and trails offers unique experiences mixing both traditional and natural resources law enforcement duties.
DNR conservation wardens work cooperatively with other law enforcement and public safety agencies at the local, state and federal level of law enforcement and emergency response initiatives. Conservation wardens also respond to natural disasters and public safety emergencies. Partnerships and relationships play a big role in the success of the conservation warden team. The DNR regularly partners with local communities to help educate them, solve problems and address concerns.
Part-time conservation warden positions also are also available. Interested candidates can apply once and will be eligible for both full and part-time opportunities.
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