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DNR monitors, assess, and informs the public, planners, and municipal officials about the known risks associated with Washington's earthquakes, landslides, and volcanoes to reduce the human and financial costs of natural disasters.

For more information, visit Washington State Parks and check in with your region's DNR office for local conditions. Be safe while you're out there. Carry a headlamp or flashlight and extra batteries when you go into the backcountry.

Alert: DNR's Recreation Program is drafting its first statewide Outdoor Access and Responsible Recreation Strategic Plan to develop a shared vision and strategy for recreation and outdoor access on DNR-managed lands.

DNR’s Forest Regulation program administers the rules that protect public safety, water quality, and fish and wildlife habitat on the 12 million acres of Washington’s state-owned and private forestlands.

We are Washington state’s wildfire fighting force. Our approximately 600 permanent and temporary employees fight fires on more than 13 million acres of private and state-owned forest lands. Our fire protection and safety equipment requirements help …

Off-road-vehicle riding, viewing wildlife, and hunting on the Green Dot Road system, which DNR manages in partnership with the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife and private landowners. View the maps here under the "trail maps and Green Dot Road Maps" tab.

DNR manages working forests on 2.1 million acres of state trust lands to provide quality habitat, clean water, and other public resources, as well as a stream of sustainable revenue to support public school construction and other trust beneficiaries.

The Washington DNR fire dashboard is active throughout the fire season and shows up-to-date information on wildfires affecting Washington state. View a full screen version of the DNR fire dashboard here. Click on icons to find current wildfire information.

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