THE ILLINOIS CONSERVATION POLICE IS SEEKING THE PUBLIC'S INPUT ON ENFORCEMENT EFFORTS AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES. 

A NEW SURVEY HAS BEEN LAUNCHED, ASKING PEOPLE ABOUT THINGS LIKE THEIR INTERACTIONS WITH CONSERVATION POLICE, FAVORITE ACTIVITIES AND HOW OFTEN THEY VISIT STATE PARKS SAYS ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES SPOKESPERSON RACHEL TORBERT.

TORBERT SAYS THE NEW SURVEY AIMS TO SEE WHERE CONSERVATION POLICE CAN IMPROVE AND WHICH ISSUES NEED MORE ATTENTION.

THE SURVEY IS OPEN THROUGH FEBRUARY 15TH. YOU CAN TAKE IT ONLINE AT DNR DOT ILLINOIS DOT GOV AND CLICK ON "LAW ENFORCEMENT" OR ON D-N-R'S FACEBOOK OR TWITTER PAGE.