Missouri Master Naturalist, Boone's Lick Chapter

The University of Missouri Raptor Rehabilitation Project celebrated the release of a bald eagle named Dorothy Parker. Congratulations to Dorothy and everyone who had a hand in treating her injuries and rehabilitating her!

Do you have unwelcome wildlife on your property? Learn how to deal with them at our final Mid-MO Expo Zoom Program this Saturday March 13th! If you register, you will be given access to our first two awesome programs (The Big Tree in McBaine & Dealing with Invasive Plants). Our program runs from 9:30-11:30AM this Saturday and you can register at mid-moexpo.com for $6. There will be "door" prizes and time for Q&A. Hope you join us! Proceeds will benefit Extension programs.

Caterpillars transform into butterflies in a mesmerizing time-lapse.

Tomorrow!!! (Sat March 6th)

"Later this month, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) will formally admit defeat along one front of its battle against a devastating invasive insect. Starting 14 January, the agency will no longer regulate the movement of living ash trees or wood between states." https://www.sciencemag.org//dismay-greets-end-us-effort-cu

This Holiday Video from the Missouri Department of Conservation is lovely!