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Do you have a talent for outdoor art? Artists who enjoy painting will want to mark their calendars for the Wildlife Forever State Fish Art contest. To qualify for the 2010 contest, artists must send in their entries postmarked no…[read further]

For the third year in a row, Stephan Richardson’s focus, talent and practice paid off when he won the Gobbling Division at the Wild Turkey Bourbon/NWTF Grand National Turkey Calling Championships in Nashville, Tenn.

The competitions took place…[read further]

Seventeen people died in boating accidents in Arkansas last year, according to Capt. Stephanie Weatherington of the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission.

Thirteen of them could be alive today if they had been wearing life jackets.

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When Japanese beetles invade, they lay waste to plants, trees and bushes to satisfy their voracious appetites. These destructive creatures find almost 300 species of plant quite tasty and the Agricultural Research Services (ARS) estimates the beetles cost $450 million…[read further]

The upcoming storm season could be more active than usual in Tornado Alley, according to a University of Missouri atmospheric sciences professor.

Tony Lupo, department chair and professor of MU atmospheric science, said that the upcoming weather pattern…[read further]

The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation will be holding an open employment exam Friday, March 26, at Rose State College.

“Working for the Department is an extremely rewarding experience,” said Mikki Gutierrez, human resources administrator for…[read further]

The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC), in cooperation with the USDA Forest Service’s State & Private Forestry program, recently awarded almost $6 million in grants to seven public school districts for “Fuels for Schools” projects. The grants are being funded…[read further]