Washington State Department of Natural Resources

Target entity: Washington State Department of Natural Resources
Context triple: [Washington State Department of Ecology, collaboratesWith, Washington State Department of Natural Resources]

• A. Washington State Department of Ecology
  The Washington State Department of Ecology is the state’s environmental protection agency responsible for regulating and overseeing activities that affect Washington’s air, land, and water, including major federal cleanup sites.
• B. Washington State Water Pollution Control Commission
  The Washington State Water Pollution Control Commission was a former state agency responsible for regulating and reducing water pollution in Washington prior to the creation of the Department of Ecology.
• C. Oregon Department of Forestry
  The Oregon Department of Forestry is the state agency responsible for managing Oregon’s forest resources, including wildfire protection, forest health, and sustainable timber management on public and some private lands.
• D. Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife
  The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife is a state agency responsible for managing and protecting Oregon’s fish and wildlife resources and their habitats through research, regulation, and conservation programs.
• E. Oregon Parks and Recreation Department
  The Oregon Parks and Recreation Department is the state agency responsible for managing Oregon’s state parks, recreational programs, and heritage resources.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Washington State Department of Natural Resources
Target entity description: The Washington State Department of Natural Resources is a state agency responsible for managing Washington’s public lands, forests, aquatic resources, and geological hazards to support environmental health and public benefit.

• A. Washington State Department of Ecology
  The Washington State Department of Ecology is the state’s environmental protection agency responsible for regulating and overseeing activities that affect Washington’s air, land, and water, including major federal cleanup sites.
• B. Washington State Water Pollution Control Commission
  The Washington State Water Pollution Control Commission was a former state agency responsible for regulating and reducing water pollution in Washington prior to the creation of the Department of Ecology.
• C. Oregon Department of Forestry
  The Oregon Department of Forestry is the state agency responsible for managing Oregon’s forest resources, including wildfire protection, forest health, and sustainable timber management on public and some private lands.
• D. Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife
  The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife is a state agency responsible for managing and protecting Oregon’s fish and wildlife resources and their habitats through research, regulation, and conservation programs.
• E. Oregon Parks and Recreation Department
  The Oregon Parks and Recreation Department is the state agency responsible for managing Oregon’s state parks, recreational programs, and heritage resources.
• F. None of above. chosen