The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) is hosting a class offering tips and suggestions to help you bag your bird.
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Time To Renew Your Annual Hunting And Fishing Licenses
Our annual hunting and fishing permits expire. The MDC is reminding people to purchase their permits before going out.
Help Clear A New Trailhead Near Greer From April 10th-12th
The Ozark Trail Association is working on clearing a new trailhead near Greer on the Eleven Point River. They are seeking volunteers to help clear out the trailhead from April 10-12, 2026.
Planetary Lineup Just After Sunset On Saturday
Although weather and clouds will determine what can be seen, six planets, including the moon, will be visible shortly after sunset.
Prescribed Fire Planned In Rover This Saturday
MDC is hosting a fire workshop this Saturday that will provide information on planning and executing a prescribed burn.
Have You Seen A Woodpecker Nearby? Learn More Here
The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) will help bird enthusiasts find answers to questions about winter woodpeckers.
2026 Bee Classes At Hirsch’s Are Set For February And March
Hirsch Feed and Farm Supply in West Plains is hosting its annual bee classes again this year. There will be three classes in 2026, one in February and two in March.
Learn How To Winterize Your Bow With Virtual Class
The (MDC is hosting an online class to teach archers how to care for their archery equipment over the winter.
Can You Identify Trees By Their Branches And Bark?
While trees do not have leaves in the winter, MDC is hosting a virtual class to help identify trees merely by their bark, twigs, or fruit.
Community MDC Arthropod Photo Contest Runs Until January 15
The MDC (Missouri Department of Conservation) is seeking photographs of arthropods. But hurry! The deadline for entering is January 15, 2026.
MDC Accepting Christmas Tree Donations To Help Around The State
Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) is accepting live Christmas tree donations to help with wildlife throughout the state.
Two Missouri Parks Closed For Wild Hog Hunting
Two Missouri state parks will be closed to the public as conservationists work to eliminate feral hogs from the air.