[company_age]46.0[/company_age][employees]201-500 employees[/employees][description]The Department of Environmental Stewardship (DES) operates as a key governmental entity dedicated to preserving and enhancing the natural environment through strategic planning, regulatory enforcement, and community engagement. Established nearly five decades ago, DES employs a specialized workforce that collaborates across multiple disciplines to address environmental challenges at local and national levels. 

DES's primary activities include the development and implementation of environmental regulations aimed at reducing pollution, safeguarding natural habitats, and promoting sustainable land use. Additionally, the department conducts extensive research and monitoring programs to track environmental health and trends, ensuring data-driven decision-making processes. One of the standout features of DES is its proactive approach to public education and stakeholder involvement, offering training sessions, workshops, and outreach programs that empower communities and businesses to adopt eco-friendly practices.

Beyond its regulatory and educational roles, DES provides support to other governmental bodies and civil organizations through grants, technical assistance, and consultancy services, facilitating the effective execution of environmental projects and initiatives. This integrated approach ensures that environmental stewardship remains a shared responsibility and that progress toward a sustainable future is both inclusive and scalable.[/description][ps]Development and enforcement of environmental regulations, monitoring and research, public education and outreach, grants, and technical assistance for environmental projects.[/ps]