Under about the DNR, net surfers can read the department's mission statement, see its organizational chart, find the phone number for an office or employee and read about employment opportunities. The news and events category has links for the department's weekly statewide press releases, regional and breaking news releases and the weekly state outdoor report. The site also leads to calendars of upcoming seasons, public meetings and hearings, including the state Natural Resources Board agenda. Outdoor recreationalists will probably want to start with the outdoors activities category. The site subdivides into state parks and campgrounds, hunting, fishing, trapping, boating, all-terrain vehicles and snowmobiling.
Campers can make campsite reservations online.
The site also gives campsite, trail and state park fees. The hunting section has information ranging from a deer harvest summary by deer management unit to results of this spring's ruffed grouse drumming surveys. Anglers wanting to know if they caught a state record fish and what to do with it can find that knowledge in the fishing section. Regulations and license information can be found for all sports needing it. The boating, ATV and snowmobiling sites also have accident statistics.