The most recent Missouri Department of Natural Resources' news releases may be found below. Be sure to visit the department's main Communications webpage to learn more about our communication resources. If you need additional information, please contact the department's Communications office at 573-751-1010 or 800-361-4827. For Missouri State Parks related topics call 573-751-9392 or 800-334-6946

Current News

News Release Date
DNR awards $1.86 million to the city of Lathrop for water system improvements
Christmas on the Farm at Watkins Woolen Mill Dec. 3
MoDNR Awards $990,860 to Pierce City for Wastewater System Improvements
DNR awards a $50,000 grant for the city of Hallsville to evaluate wastewater collection system repairs
Celebrate German Christmas traditions at Deutschheim State Historic Site
Turkey Trot at Washington State Park Nov. 26
Missouri State Parks offers early camping reservations for 2017 solar eclipse
Lecture about Native Missouri at Arrow Rock State Historic Site Nov. 5
Prairie State Park observes National Bison Day Nov. 5
The Department orders Nevada companies to address air quality violations
Missouri State Parks invites guests to experience fall fun in state parks
Crowder State Park hosts history and fall colors tour Oct. 15
Salt River Quilt Show at Mark Twain Birthplace State Historic Site Oct. 15-16
WildHeart in concert at Sam A. Baker State Park Oct. 15
Halloween Storytelling at Bollinger Mill State Historic Site Oct. 14
The Department orders Pavement Solutions to immediately remove recent milky-white contamination from Coldwater Creek
Heritage Festival at Arrow Rock Oct. 8-9
Campfire safety program at Lewis and Clark State Park Oct. 8
Leave No Trace event at Knob Noster State Park Oct. 8
Washington State Park Hosts 7th Annual Fall Harvest Fest Oct. 8
"Missouri’s Mad Doctor McDowell" at the Missouri State Museum on Oct. 5
Archeology program to be presented at Arrow Rock State Historic Site Oct. 1
Green Living Fair and Fall Festival at Onondaga Cave State Park Sept. 24
World Bird Sanctuary at Sam A. Baker State Park Sept. 24
Monarch program at Battle of Lexington State Historic Site Sept. 24

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