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Stressed Out? Need To Unwind? Take Time To Listen To Nature
Studies are beginning to prove that nature does, indeed, calm us. Calm, soothing sounds in nature reflect their strength towards people. The research proves this truth. Â A collaboration between Carleton University, Colorado State University, and Michigan State University and the National Park Service examined 18 previous studies about the effects of natural sounds on human […]
Mo Conservation Warns Residents It’s Time To Be Bear Aware
The spring is officially here, and these mammals are leaving their winter dens in search of food. Missourians need to “Be Bear Aware.”
Wild Miles Outdoors Challenge
Do you love land and water? The Missouri Conservation Heritage Foundation is celebrating Missouri Outdoors month.
The 2022 Iditarod Is On March 5th-Cheer Your Favorite Musher On!
The 2022 Iditarod is going to happen on March 5, 2022, at Anchorage, Alaska. There are 49 mushers competing against each other.
National Park Service Wants Opinions On New Motorboat Rules By March 7
The NPS is wanting your opinion on a proposed amendment about the special regulations of motorized vessels within the Ozark National Scenic Riverways.
Now Is The Time To See Eagles- Come To Nature Center
(MDC) at Twin Pines Conservation Education Center (CEC) will host eagle days later this month. They will have live eagles
Community Recycle Your Live Christmas Tree And Wreath
Now that Christmas is over along with much of the celebrating, what are your plans for the tree?
Bigger And Better Sportsmen’s Alliance Raffle Now Open
Once again, the Sportmen’s Alliance is bringing a huge raffle to the area. This is bigger and better than ever.
Like To Photograph? Enter The Nature Contest By The DNR
The Missouri Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is hosting a photo contest. This is open for amateur photographers of any age.
Tex And Cpl. Lamb Track For The Missouri Department Of Conservation
Corporal Alan Lamb and his canine, Tex, work for the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC). Tex uses his tracking ability to help the MDC.
Tick Bites Are On The Rise As Temperatures Rise
Ticks survive best in warm, moist climates. As summer heats up, ticks thrive and multiply.