Water Wednesday

Sope School Discovery CorpsStudents in McDonald County School District are participating in a new educational program called Sope School Discovery Corps. The word “Sope” is

‘Learning About Careers in Conservation, Sustaining Habitats for Generations ‘ For the second year in a row, we were honored to host students and teachers from

Thanks so much to AmWINS Group, Inc. for helping us celebrate Water Wednesday this week! Today’s project was all about preventing erosion along our trails,

This Water Wednesday we would like to welcome these two impressive women to our WCO team: Kelly Owens, Watershed Center Asst. Coordinator and Allison Terry,

KOLR 10 covered the Springfield Greene County Health Department and Watershed Committee’s Summer Stream Testing program. Click on link below–https://www.ozarksfirst.com/news/summer-stream-testing-begins-in-greene-county/2032305791

Spring rain events can impact local streams and cause flooding. We are fortunate there is a variety of resources that provide information on flow data

Water Wednesday: MDC honors Watershed Committee of the Ozarks with the Forestry Division’s ‘Outstanding Partner of the Year’ award.We are proud to be partners with

One frequent comment we get here at the park is “Why are you cutting down the trees? I thought you were supposed to protect nature.”

A recent campaign by the Missouri Invasive Plant Task Force (MoIP) serves as a reminder about the problems imposed by invasive species throughout the state.