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Green infrastructure uses vegetation, soils, landscape features, and often simple technologies to provide environmental services within a community.
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When urban deer populations in Missouri require management, the Department of Conservation serves as technical advisor to individuals and communities.
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The Department of Conservation offers communities and partners a number of grant and cost-share options to assist with everything from green development, to wildlife habitat to enhancing outdoor recreation opportunities.
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The right plants and trees can be a haven for wildlife, prevent erosion, reduce the need for pesticides, and bring other positive features to your home or community.
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Bringing nature into cities is as much about people as it is about nature. Studies show social, health, economic, and environmental benefits.
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Community conservation is the practice of integrating nature into your city’s landscape.
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Communities that integrate conservation into their agenda do so at large and small scales.
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Green infrastructure uses vegetation, soils, landscape features, and often simple technologies to provide environmental services within a community.
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MDC offers communities and partners a number of grant and cost-share options
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Whether your community would like to become involved in programs to benefit wildlife or adopt environmentally friendly practices, these resources can help.
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Invasive species are nonnative plants and animals that spread rapidly and can cause harm to the environment, economy, and/or human health. Learn what you can do to keep them from spreading in your community.
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When urban deer populations in Missouri require management, the Department of Conservation serves as technical advisor to individuals and communities.
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The right plants and trees can be a haven for wildlife, prevent erosion, reduce the need for pesticides, and bring other positive features to your home or community.
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The watershed inventory provides natural resource-related information on Missouri's primary watersheds, especially information pertaining to the wise management of the aquatic resources.