Missouri’s land benefits us as it is used for a variety of purposes including agriculture, mineral production, recreation and more. We depend on healthy soil. We work with Missouri landowners to install soil and water conservation practices that protect soil, which consequently improves water quality by reducing sedimentation in rivers and streams. We work with industry professionals in identifying mineral resources and we ensure the beneficial restoration of mined lands in the protection of public health, safety and the environment. Sources that contaminate our land can impact agriculture and recreation opportunities in Missouri. You can take simple steps to help protect our land resources. You also can make your voice heard by attending public meetings and hearings, and commenting on public notices that affect our land resources and support our economy. We invite you to help us make a difference.

Earth Day
Hands-on educational activities and displays for students across Missouri
Earth Science Week
Celebrate Earth Science Week and become a citizen scientist
Geologic Map Day
Learn about geologic maps and their importance in education, business and public policy
Great Central U.S. ShakeOut
Join us in October for a multi-state earthquake drill
Missouri Envirothon
A problem-solving, natural resource education program for high school students
Soil and Water Conservation Cost-Share Practices
Install conservation practices to conserve soil and improve water quality
Ask a Geologist
Send us your questions about Missouri geology
Become a Soil and Water District Board Member
Help put conservation practices on the ground by becoming a board member
Report an Environmental Concern
An environmental concern is a situation you believe threatens the environment
Public Notices
Provide input on draft permits, plans or rules on public notice
Calendar
Find a meeting, course, grant deadline, hearing or event near you
Document Search
Search land and geology related documents in one location for easy access