Project Feeder Watch (PFW) is a winter-long survey of birds that anyone can participate in. Stop by anytime to help the Missouri Department of Conservation count birds at the Shoal Creek Conservation Education Center feeders for the third year of collecting data and to find out information about Project Feeder Watch. No registration is necessary. […]
Project Feeder Watch (PFW) is a winter-long survey of birds that anyone can participate in. Stop by anytime to help the Missouri Department of Conservation count birds at the Shoal Creek Conservation Education Center feeders for the third year of collecting data and to find out information about Project Feeder Watch. No registration is necessary. […]
Project Feeder Watch (PFW) is a winter-long survey of birds that anyone can participate in. Stop by anytime to help the Missouri Department of Conservation count birds at the Shoal Creek Conservation Education Center feeders for the third year of collecting data and to find out information about Project Feeder Watch. No registration is necessary. […]
Project Feeder Watch (PFW) is a winter-long survey of birds that anyone can participate in. Stop by anytime to help the Missouri Department of Conservation count birds at the Shoal Creek Conservation Education Center feeders for the third year of collecting data and to find out information about Project Feeder Watch. No registration is necessary. […]
Project Feeder Watch (PFW) is a winter-long survey of birds that anyone can participate in. Stop by anytime to help the Missouri Department of Conservation count birds at the Shoal Creek Conservation Education Center feeders for the third year of collecting data and to find out information about Project Feeder Watch. No registration is necessary. […]
The patches of tallgrass prairie scattered across Missouri today are remnants of the native grassland habitat that once covered more than a third of the state. Today’s prairie sites provide glimpses of why this habitat is so unique. People can learn more about prairies at “Habitats: A Frontier Relic – Our Missouri Prairie,” the title […]
The patches of tallgrass prairie scattered across Missouri today are remnants of the native grassland habitat that once covered more than a third of the state. Today’s prairie sites provide glimpses of why this habitat is so unique. People can learn more about prairies at “Habitats: A Frontier Relic – Our Missouri Prairie,” the title […]
