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Visitors will enjoy a photography/music presentation and sculpture demonstration by husband and wife duo, Lloyd and Ann Grotjan.

Young anglers will have opportunities to catch fish and learn about fishing at the 14th annual Kids' Fishing Day on June 6 at Kellogg Lake.

MDC, in partnership with Bass Pro Shop, Mexico Bassmasters and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, invite families to discover nature at the 10th annual “Reel” Time with Kids free fishing event on Saturday, June 6 at Bass Pro Shop Sportsman’s Center in Columbia.

Upcoming meetings in Springfield, Joplin will focus on Community Conservation Grants.

The Confluence Chapter of Missouri Master Naturalists receives the 2014 Outstanding Volunteer Award from St. Charles County Parks.

MDC's Cape Girardeau Conservation Nature Center will host a Youth Basic Rifle Marksmanship course for ages 11 to 15 June 8 and 9.

Naturalists will teach families new outdoor skills they can use and enjoy for years to come.

This free program is designed to teach the basics of fishing to youths and families.

This summer may be a noisy one throughout parts of Southeast Missouri according to MDC. A brood of 13-year cicadas (Brood XXIII) that extends from Illinois to Louisiana will emerge in southeastern Missouri in mid-May.

MDC partnering with Harry S. Truman Coordinating Council on LEAF initiative.

MDC will host a Woodland Field Day Workshop Saturday, May 16, from 9 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. in Ironton.

Fish the Show-Me State during Free Fishing Days without having to buy a permit or trout tag.

Those interested in having input on the area’s 10-year management plan are invited to share their ideas during the month of May.

Periodic cicada emergence will include western Missouri.

Volunteers still needed to help with May 16 Kids' Fishing Day event

Public can comment during May on conservation area plan

The public comment period for the draft plan is May 1-31.

A draft plan is available for public review from May 1 to May 31.

The free program is 5 to 8 p.m. on Thursday, May 14.

Hikers can explore the area and see colorful wildflower displays on this new three-mile trail.

A draft plan is available for public review from May 1 to May 31.