COLUMBIA, Mo. – Japanese beetles are back in Missouri fields and may emerge in greater numbers soon, possibly posing threats to soybean and corns crops, officials warn. The University of Missouri’s ...

The Missouri Department of Transportation found that Missouri has the 17th most crashes with wildlife in the country, with 95 ...

State Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick gave the Missouri Department of Conservation a "good" grade on a recent audit.

The Missouri Department of Conservation said spotted bass now make up 38 percent of Table Rock Lake’s black bass population ...

Located in the heart of the Ozark National Scenic Riverways, Eminence serves as the gateway to adventures that’ll make your Instagram followers think you’ve jetted off to some exotic destination when ...

Literally thousands of ducks -- of all kinds -- fly north for the spring through parts of St. Louis and St. Charles. At the J Henges Wetland Conservation Center -- ducks have found a safe haven since ...

Discover nature this week with Missouri's starlings. When Shakespeare wrote the play Henry the Fourth in 1597, he had no way ...

Hundreds of visitors flocked Saturday to the Runge Conservation Nature Center in Jefferson City to celebrate Missouri's state bird.

Northland residents rally to protect Kansas City’s Line Creek Forest from a proposed parkway and development, preserving 600 acres of urban woodland and wildlife.

Duck and goose hunting has become a lucrative industry in Southeast Missouri, with pricey blind leases, high-end outfitters, dog trainers and gear shops cashing in on migrating waterfowl.

This city in Missouri may be small, but it's packed with historical sites, such as an original one-room school house, along ...

A bill that would make Missouri hunting and fishing permits free for military personnel and disabled veterans faced ...