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Indiana DNR

Indiana DNR

by Indiana Office of Technology

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Released
March 8, 2011
Updated
October 4, 2019

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Indiana Office of Technology
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About

This app serves as a portable guide to Indiana's natural resources and services. It provides information for visitors, hunters, and anglers, including maps, regulations, event listings, and ways to report wildlife issues or illegal activities.

✓Directional maps to DNR properties
✓Offline camping and trail maps
✓Event and press release listings
✓Fishing regulations and species guide
✓Hunting regulations and seasons
✓Report polluters and poachers
✓Wildlife assistance information
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What's New in Indiana DNR

2.7

October 4, 2019

Minor bug fixes and improvements.

User reviews

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Equivalent of a browser solely used to go to another browser

You can just use the garbage website from your preferred browser to accomplish anything you think should be consolidated into this garbage app. Despite Indiana have relatively good accounting, which regularly has surplus money, none of it ever goes towards research and advancement of anything related to DNR IS’s. So for theTL;DR: in.gov/dnr
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Ccgoss35

Missing information

Unfortunately it doesn’t even have all the state parks listed.
Kkarlahill

Great resource

I just discovered this app and so far love it. I like that it has the campground maps and trail info for each park. Can’t wait to get out and explore!
MMelmccord

GREAT...When you have Cell Service

None of the maps are saved in the app, so when you enter a park like Shades or Turkey Run where cell service is spotty or non-existent, it’s completely worthless.
KKslice123

Incomplete

Not all the state parks are included so not sure the point.
Ppromiseacres
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FAQ

What does the Indiana DNR app do?

The Indiana DNR app acts as a portable guide to Indiana's natural resources and services. It offers features for visitors, hunters, and anglers, including maps to DNR properties, access to camping and trail maps, event listings, and detailed regulations for fishing and hunting.

What are the key features of the Indiana DNR app?

Key features include directional maps to find DNR properties, downloadable camping and trail maps for offline viewing, a listing of DNR events and press releases, comprehensive fishing and hunting regulations, a species guide, and the ability to report polluters, poachers, or nuisance wildlife.

Is the Indiana DNR app free to use?

Yes, the Indiana DNR app is available for free. There are no costs associated with downloading or using the app's features.

What are the system requirements for the Indiana DNR app?

The application requires an active Internet connection through WiFi or a cellular wireless connection to function. Specific operating system requirements are not detailed, but it is designed for mobile devices.

How can I use the Indiana DNR app for outdoor activities?

You can use the app to plan your visit by finding DNR properties with directional maps, accessing offline trail and camping maps, checking current fishing and hunting regulations and seasons, and staying informed about local events. It also provides information on wildlife assistance and a way to report conservation violations.