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Orientation to be held in Rolla for local Missouri Master Naturalist program - Vimarsana News

Orientation to be held in Rolla for local Missouri Master Naturalist program

Protecting Missouri’s natural resources is an ongoing and challenging task. The challenge is made easier when private citizen groups – as well as state agencies – can provide education, outreach

Harrison County to host Prairie Days - Vimarsana News

Harrison County to host Prairie Days

HATFIELD, Mo. — Missouri’s grassland legacy and future will be celebrated at Prairie Days, a free, family-friendly event from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 9, at Dunn

How naturalists are trying to restore prairies in Missouri - Vimarsana News

How naturalists are trying to restore prairies in Missouri

"Within a 40-mile radius of the town of Monroe City, there are two remnants of the 8,000-year old prairie," one conservationist notes.

Volunteer naturalists work to reestablish prairies: 'Everybody can do their part' - Vimarsana News

Volunteer naturalists work to reestablish prairies: 'Everybody can do their part'

A group of volunteers hope to bring native wildlife back into abundance by reestablishing grasslands that were wiped out after the European settlement of Missouri. Now in its third year, they've created a seed bank that provides free seeds to landowners who want to establish a prairie.

Source: hppr.org
'Everybody can do their part': Naturalists working to reestablish prairies in Missouri - Vimarsana News

'Everybody can do their part': Naturalists working to reestablish prairies in Missouri

"Within a 40-mile radius of the town of Monroe City, there are two remnants of the 8,000-year old prairie," one conservationist notes.

Source: kbia.org