Shannon
Region
FIPS code
203
Birds
Hummingbirds are beautiful and unique birds. Discover more about these tiny fliers and learn how to attract these magnificent little jewels to your yard or garden, as well as how you can help prepare for their spring arrival.
Hunter Education Skills Session
Students must be 11 years old and have completed the knowledge session of the course prior to attending this skills session. This is done by either completing the on-line version (there is a fee involved for this), or filling out the student manual chapter review questions and bringing their booklet with them to class for instructor review (this is free). Student manuals are available at Twin Pines Conservation Education Center or from the MDC website.
If you have any questions or problems registering, please call the Twin Pines main line at 573-469-0897.
Leatherwood Creek
Points of Interest:
- A wild and remote landscape of steep bluffs and deep valleys.
- Leatherwood Creek is a significant spring-fed headwater tributary of the Jacks Fork.
- The multitude of natural community types here supports over 500 native plant species.
Natural Features Description: