Winter is a great time to start the hobby of bird watching while stuck indoors. Join the Missouri Department of Conservation for a free virtual event to learn about common birds seen during winter and how to keep them around your feeders.
Visit the Lakeside Nature Center for a native wildlife event focusing on the different methods wildlife uses to survive frightful weather. Some animals deal with extreme temperatures by using migration, others will use hibernation or brumation and some will simply endure the temperatures. There will also be arts and crafts activities and display tables. Presentations/Animal […]
The Missouri River Bird Observatory (MRBO) and the village of Arrow Rock are teaming up for the annual spring festival, Birds, Bees & Blooms! The event will feature over 30 booths with activities, educational demonstrations, native plant vendors, crafts, food, ecological information, and nature-related items for sale. Fishing, presentations and guided hikes, including several bird […]
Linda Hall Library is hosting the program, Saving Birds: Ecology & Conservation in a Changing Environment. Dr. Eric Dorfman, bird ecologist and President of the Linda Hall Library, is joined by Missouri State Ornithologist Kristen Heath-Acre and Program Manager Chris Cardwell from Deep Roots KC to explore what science and the public can do to […]
Are you interested in becoming part of the growing world of Citizen Science and are looking for ways to participate? Join the Missouri Department of Conservation for the Project Feeder Watch Kickoff at the Burr Oak Woods Conservation Nature Center. The event will blend technology and our natural habitats to explore how to record encounters […]
