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Missouri’s Soil and Water Conservation Program provides cost-share funding for practices that assist landowners in all of Missouri’s 114 counties with conserving their soil and improving their water quality. This is accomplished through the one-tenth-of-one-percent Parks,…

If you’re afraid of the dark, you definitely don’t want to get stuck in a cave. One of Missouri’s enduring mysteries unfolded outside Hannibal May 9, 1967, when three children were reported missing. The boys were…

Imagine returning home after a long vacation only to find your house is no longer there! That’s exactly what happened to some Indiana bats that had used Locust Creek Covered Bridge as their summer home.

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The Missouri Department of Natural Resources manages Missouri’s natural resources to ensure long-term sustainability while providing invaluable benefits to Missouri’s citizens and visitors alike.

Have you ever been charmed by the glint of an unknown rock? Does learning about its true origin intrigue you? The Missouri Geological Survey has been providing such answers as part of its mission since 1853.

Engineers, professionals who are tasked with understanding and applying those concepts, bring a valuable skillset to the work the Missouri Department of Natural Resources does each day.

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This year marked the twelfth year of the MoDNR Photo Contest and the 410 entries we received didn’t disappoint. The department asked amateur photographers to capture the beauty found in Missouri and selected first, second and…