[company_age]91.0[/company_age][employees]301-700 employees[/employees][description]The Bureau of Environmental Stewardship, established in 1932, operates out of a modern facility in Washington, D.C. Its primary mission is to safeguard natural resources through comprehensive policy-making, monitoring, and enforcement. Key areas of focus include air and water quality management, wildlife conservation, and sustainable land use practices. The Bureau collaborates with various stakeholders, including local communities, businesses, and international organizations, to promote environmental sustainability. Regular data collection, public education programs, and environmental impact assessments form the backbone of its strategic initiatives. With a dedicated team of scientists, policy analysts, and outreach specialists, the Bureau ensures that environmental policies are not only robust and science-based but also inclusive of public opinion.[/description][ps]Environmental policy-making, monitoring, enforcement, and public education.[/ps]