What unit is the Natural Resources Bureau?

The Bureau of Natural Resources is an administrative unit formed by the merger of the former Bureau of Land and Resources and the Urban and Rural Planning Bureau, and the integration of the functions of the Development and Reform Bureau, Forestry Bureau and Water Conservancy Bureau.

The Bureau of Natural Resources mainly aims at the investigation, management and allocation of natural resources, and then makes corresponding reports and assessments according to the resource problems in various places, and is responsible for the legal utilization and exploitation of natural resources and the standardization of laws.

Job responsibilities should first perform all the duties of citizens on forests, grasslands, water and other land or natural resources and manage land distribution, and then conduct management research and supervision according to local resources; At the same time, it is also responsible for the investigation report of natural resources.

According to the reasonable evaluation and statistical standards of local resources, it is also necessary to suggest a unified and standardized resource investigation team and system, implement the basic report and compilation of resources, and guide local testing and evaluation.

The Natural Resources Bureau includes the following units:

1. The Natural Resources Bureau consists of general office, comprehensive department, laws and regulations department, natural resources investigation and testing department, natural resources confirmation and registration department, natural resources owners' rights and interests department, natural resources development and utilization department, land and space planning department and land and space ecological restoration department.

2. The Bureau of Natural Resources also includes the Ministry of Land and Space Use Control, the Ministry of Cultivated Land Protection and Supervision, the Ministry of Address Investigation and Management, the Ministry of Mining Property Management, the Ministry of Mineral Resources Protection and Supervision, the Ministry of Marine Strategic Planning and Economy and the Ministry of Island Management.

3. In addition to the above parts, there are marine early warning and monitoring department, land surveying and mapping department, geographic information management department, national natural resources chief inspector's office, law enforcement bureau, science and technology development department, international cooperation department, property and capital utilization department and personnel department.