Corporal Alan Lamb and his canine, Tex, work for the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC). Tex uses his tracking ability to help the MDC.
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Tick Bites Are On The Rise As Temperatures Rise
Ticks survive best in warm, moist climates. As summer heats up, ticks thrive and multiply.
Keep An Eye On Your Pets- Coyotes Are Around
Certain times have the coyotes out and about in contact with humans more than other times.
6 Things For Interested People To Know About Seagulls
You may have traveled to the beach and seen a lot of birds flying around.The bird you saw might have been a seagull. Here are six things about seagulls.
Celebrate National Missouri Day
National Missouri Day is celebrated on the third Wednesday of October, which is October 21, 2020.
Bring Birds To Your Yard— Virtual Program Brought To You By MDC
Bird watching is a hobby that one can cultivate easily from home at work, in the city or countryside, any time of day or night.
Powerful 7.8 Earthquake Shakes Coastal Alaskan Residents Shortly Before Midnight
On July 22, 2020, an earthquake struck off the coast of Alaska with a magnitude of 7.8.
Are Squirrels Monopolizing Your Birdfeeder?
A poor, weak bird has no way of defending his food against an animal larger and heavier than himself,.
Missouri’s First Elk Hunt Announced!
The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) announced the first Missouri elk hunt in modern history.
Iditarod Teams Plowing Through The Snowy Alaskan Wilderness
The Iditarod is underway at the moment. Starting March 9, mushers and dogs have been tackling the wilderness and snow on their way to get to Nome, Alaska first.
MDC Warns Missourians to be Bear Aware
Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) warns the public to be bear aware in the spring and just year-round.
Mark Twain Forest Allows Feral Hog Hunting With Unfilled Deer or Turkey Permits
This month Missouri continued moving forward in their fight in eliminating feral hogs from the state.