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January 2012

Snowy owls pinch hit at Smithville Lake Eagle Days

Snowy Owl

News from the Kansas City and Northwest regions

Posted by Bill Graham on Jan 12, 2012

Bald eagles, snowy owls and a chance to get outdoors on unseasonably warm winter days drew 3,000 visitors to Eagle Days events at Smithville Lake Jan. 7 and 8. More

Enjoy an Eagle Adventure at Runge Nature Center Jan. 28

American Bald Eagle

News from the Central region

Posted by Joe Jerek on Jan 12, 2012

Missouri offers numerous opportunities in winter to watch eagles in the wild. More

MDC showing new Leopold documentary at Cape Nature Center

News from the Southeast region

Posted by Candice Davis on Jan 11, 2012

Green Fire film connects legendary conservationist Aldo Leopold with modern environmental projects. More

Springfield Nature Center to host "A Visit From John James Audubon"

News from the Southwest region

Posted by Francis Skalicky on Jan 11, 2012

On Friday, Jan. 27, the Springfield Conservation Nature Center will receive a visit from one of America’s earliest and undoubtedly most famous naturalists. More

Springfield Nature Center to host “An Evening with Carter and Connelley"

News from the Southwest region

Posted by Francis Skalicky on Jan 11, 2012

Singer-songwriting duo to perform environmental music with a message. More

MDC offers rabbit-hunting clinic for women

Eastern cottontail rabbit in grassy field

News from the Southeast region

Posted by Candice Davis on Jan 11, 2012

Attend “Discover Nature-Women Rabbit Hunting with Beagles Clinic” at Duck Creek Conservation Area on Feb. 11. More

Attend upcoming workshops on landscaping with Missouri plants

blackeyed susan

News from the Central, Kansas City, Southwest and St. Louis regions

Posted by Joe Jerek on Jan 10, 2012

Seating is limited for February workshops at Lake Ozark and March ones in Columbia. More

Young male mountain lion trapped, released in Reynolds County

Mountain lion recovering from sedative

Statewide

Posted by Jim Low on Jan 5, 2012

The 122-pound cougar turned up in a live-trap on national-forest land. More

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