Image via WikipediaThe U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has reopened the public comment period on its June 2010 proposal to designate 25 acres as critical habitat in Taney County, Missouri, for the endangered Tumbling Creek cavesnail. The Service also made available a draft economic analysis that examines the potential economic impact of designating critical habitat for the species. Comments on the proposed designation and the draft economic analysis will be accepted through February 11, 2011.
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MDC to hold Discover Nature - Fishing event on June 8
Families will get a chance to learn about the fun of fishing at a Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) Discover Nature Fishing program ...
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Fishing the Eleven Point By Davidson Manning Image via Wikipedia There is no other river like the Eleven Point. Its wilderness atmosphere, ...
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The Sunklands , located in Shannon County, are enormous...over 40,000 acres or over 60 square miles in total, all situated in the heart of...
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JEFFERSON CITY , MO. , OCT. 12, 2011 -- Take a peek at the past Oct. 22 with an afternoon of fun, historic crafts, skills and games at ...
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