October 3, 2026In-personCamdenton
Join Missouri Women Owning Woodlands for our 2nd annual fall field trip! At Ha Ha Tonka State Park, we will explore their 3000 acres of woods, featuring extensive old growth oak woodlands and glade complexes with decades of management and prescribed fire. We will discover the impact of karst geologic features- sinkholes, caves, springs- on the…
October 16, 2026In-personFredericktown
Learn about the common invasive plants in Missouri and what can be done to manage them. Removing invasive plants is key for stewarding land to support native plants, habitat, and wildlife. In this workshop, we will cover the basics of invasive plant management- what they are, how they impact the ecosystem, how to identify them, and methods to…
November 5, 2026 - November 21, 2026HybridSaint Peters
Gain the knowledge and confidence to use a chainsaw safely to achieve your land management goals. Throughout four sessions, this workshop will cover the basics of chainsaw safety, including personal protective equipment, field safety, chainsaw maintenance, and safe cutting techniques. No prior chainsaw experience is necessary.
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November 14, 2026In-personRolla
Join MU Extension, the Scenic Rivers Invasive Species Partnership, and the Missouri Prairie Foundation to learn about establishing and maintaining native plant gardens in your yard to enhance your local ecosystem.
Topics covered in this workshop include:
Invasive plant managementInstalling a native plant gardenTree selection and…
January 19, 2027 - May 4, 2027In-personCamdenton
The Missouri Master Naturalist program mixes science with service, engaging Missourians in stewardship of the state’s natural resources through science-based education and volunteer community service.
Participants receive natural resource based training from natural resource experts on topics including:
History of…