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New DNR head is pleased with job thus far

August 17, 2001 By admin

The recently appointed director of Iowa’s Department of Natural Resources says he’s truly enjoyed his first few months on the job. Jeff Vonk was the state’s U-S-D-A conservationist in the early 90s before taking a job as the California state conservationist. Vonk says there are a number of things which concern Iowans that could soon find their way onto the D-N-R’s agenda, such as water quality issues, the deer population. Governor Vilsack named Vonk to head the D-N-R in mid-February. Vonk replaced Paul Johnson, who quit in May of 2000.

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