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MDC workshop offers teachers tools and training for innovative educational programs

News from the St. Louis region

Posted by Dan Zarlenga on May 24, 2012

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Help quail and other wildlife by limiting recreational mowing

bobwhite quail

Statewide

Posted by Tim Kavan on May 24, 2012

MDC offers alternatives to mowing that benefit wildlife. More

June 9 and 10 are Free Fishing Days in Missouri

75th anniversary fishing

Statewide

Posted by Jim Low on May 24, 2012

Leave your worries and your wallet behind, as you discover nature through the fun of fishing. More

Conservation history video goes on sale in time for Father’s Day

Statewide

Posted by Jim Low on May 24, 2012

The release comes just in time for Father’s Day. More

New hatch for Kansas City’s skyscraper-dwelling peregrine falcons

Falcon Flying in Kansas City

News from the Kansas City region

Posted by Bill Graham on May 23, 2012

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Landowners play key role in elk restoration

Two Missouri Elk Bulls

Statewide

Posted by Jim Low on May 23, 2012

Habitat on private land helps ensure the future of Missouri’s growing elk herd. More

DNA reveals different origins for Missouri mountain lions

Closeup of mountain lion face

Statewide

Posted by Jim Low on May 22, 2012

Four cougars seen in Missouri came from three states. More

Peck Ranch welcomes second elk cohort

Elk arrive off of truck for 2012 release

Statewide

Posted by Jim Low on May 19, 2012

This year’s gang includes 22 adult cows, 18 of which are pregnant. More

Kansas City to host International Hunter Education Association conference

Father and Son Deer Hunting.

News from the Kansas City region

Posted by Bill Graham on May 18, 2012

Experts on safe and skillful hunting will gather in Kansas City May 29 through June 2 for annual IHEA conference. More

Conservation areas perfect for celebrating National Trails Day

Statewide

Posted by Jim Low on May 16, 2012

Missourians can discover nature by exploring 700-plus miles of foot, bicycle and equestrian trails on conservation areas. More
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    St. Louis Regional Office
    (636) 441-4554
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    Southwest Regional Office
    (417) 895-6880
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  • Candice Davis (Ozark, Southeast)
    Southeast Regional Office
    (573) 290-5730
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  • Bill Graham (Kansas City, Northwest)
    Anita B. Gorman Discovery Center
    (816) 759-7300
    Bill.Graham@mdc.mo.gov
  • Joanie Straub (Central, Northeast)
    Central Regional Office and Conservation Research Center
    (573) 815-7900
    Joanie.Straub@mdc.mo.gov
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