Celebrate Missouri trees with MDC through Arbor Days in April

This content is for subscribers only. Log in or sign up for a free trial below.

Celebrate the value of Missouri trees and forests during Arbor Days in April by planting native trees and practicing proper tree care. Missouri’s official state tree, the native flowering dogwood, presents boughs of white flower clusters in the spring. Learn more from the MDC online Field Guide at nature.mdc.mo.gov/discover-nature/field-guide/flowering-dogwood.


You may also like:

Bowie, a black lab owned by Gary Campbell, is shown retrieving a mallard drake during a past-season waterfowl hunt at Duck Creek Conservation Area in southeast Missouri.
MDC Sets Upcoming Migratory Game Bird and Water...
The Outdoor Journal - Keep It Dark
MDC has changed turkey-hunting regulations for spring to include all-day shooting hours on private land during the regular season. MDC has also made changes for fall archery and fall firearms turkey hunting. Photo credit: Mark Ramsey.
MDC Changes Turkey Regulations for Fall Hunting
Left to right: Jaden Wilson, Brody Bird, Case Chrisman, Dawson King and Kaylen Sterneker.
Gallatin Trap Wins Back to Back District Champ...
From left to right are; Zavery Smith, Zayne Hutchinson, James Dennert, Zander Ackley, Kaleb King, Ida Dixon and Emma Dennert.
TC PBS and PiE March Winners and 3rd Quarter H...
(Left to Right) Chris Hoffman, Rick Akers-Lawhon Construction, Jeremy Proctor-Ellison-Auxier Architects, Sawyer McCallon-Student Senate, Cole Henderson-Student Senate, Carol Cross, Dr. Neil Nuttall, Kim Washburn, Dr. Kristen Alley, Dr. Lenny Klaver, Allan Seidel, Cap’n Patch.
Dr. Neil & Susanne Nuttall Student Center Groun...
Dennis Simmons working with the Shires, Barney and Sampson.
“You Ain’t Country”, by Dennis Simmons, Just R...
Sign up for SMS/Text
Sign up for SMS/Text
Sign up for SMS/Text