Exploring the Ozarks Outdoors: freshare.net

The newest member of the Missouri Conservation’s leadership team has practiced conservation in places as distant as Africa but formed the ambition to work in Missouri while still in college.

At the Conservation Commission meeting Jan. 28, Conservation…[more]

Cpl. Jay Hagans with the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission will be honored by the National Wild Turkey Federation for his efforts in conserving America’s wildlife.

Hagans, of Scotland in Van Buren County, will be recognized as the…[more]

Sometimes it is hard to get kids inside when they are playing in snow, but during cold weather it’s important for children to come indoors at regular intervals.

“Children are at greater risk than adults for frostbite because…[more]

It may still be winter in Arkansas, but the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission’s spring and summer intern program deadline is fast approaching. For those college students interested in pursuing jobs in various conservation capacities need look no further than…[more]

Mark Twain National Forest is looking for ten volunteers, at least 18 yrs of age, to help stabilize two historic structures on Eleven Point Ranger District April 18-24, 2010, including weekends.

Falling Spring Mill is a late 19th…[more]

It was a busy Christmas morning for two Arkansas Game and Fish Commission wildlife officers. In the early morning hours, the two officers were involved in a water rescue on North Walter’s Chapel Road near Carlisle.

Wildlife officers…[more]

The awards just keep coming for George Dunklin Jr., a commissioner for the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission. Earlier this month, Dunklin received the Arkansas Association of Conservation Districts Outstanding Conservationist-Community Leader for 2009 at the group’s annual meeting in…[more]

Tyson Ochsner of Oklahoma State University’s Division of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources has been named a 2009 S-1 Early Career Award recipient by the Soil Science Society of America. The SSSA award recognizes scientists who have made outstanding contributions…[more]

For Scott Sandusky, the most exciting fish in the world is the Missouri state-record brown trout he landed Nov. 20. For the rest of us, the most exciting fish are the even bigger brown trout that might still be prowling…[more]

No one who knows where and how Missouri State Forester Lisa Allen grew up could be surprised at her career path. Just as predictable is her commitment to ensuring that Show-Me State forests remain healthy, continue contributing to Missouri’s economy…[more]