With more than 1,000 miles of trail, Missouri state parks and historic sites offer something for everyone. From a short walk on a paved trail to a rugged hike through the wilderness, many of the trails…
Do you want to go on a new adventure or learn a new outdoor skill but don’t know where to begin? Missouri State Parks offers a wide variety of outdoor skill programs at individual parks and…
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Missouri’s climate can hit extremes such as drought and flooding – sometimes in the same season. In response to the devastating flooding in 2019, Governor Parson’s Flood Recovery Advisory Working Group, led by the Missouri Department…
The Missouri Department of Natural Resources’ Pesticide Collection Program broke two program records this year.
Each year, the Weatherization Program reduces energy costs for approximately 1,300 low-income households by increasing energy efficiency while ensuring health and safety in clients’ homes.
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Clean, abundant water has always been one of our most valuable and accessible resources. But by the mid-20th century, the nation’s water was under serious threat of irreversible contamination.
The department’s Missouri Geological Survey continues to increase geologic mapping and identification of critical minerals in the state, thanks to the U.S. Geological Survey Earth Mapping Resource Initiative project.