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71% of Americans agree — public lands must stay in public hands. But a new Senate proposal is, once again, attempting to sell off our national parks. Tell Congress NOW to vote NO on Amendment #3972 to oppose any large-scale sell off of public land. nature.ly/4jb36P6

Excited about our first tree planting at Missouri River Center in Huntsdale, MO! With 100+ volunteers, we planted nearly 2,000 trees, including 450 pecan & walnut cultivars and 1,500 for a riparian buffer. Thanks to @NatureAg & @JohnDeere Foundation for their support.

Farmers, join TNC on Monday, October 21 for a free webinar to learn how pilot projects in Iowa and the Chesapeake Bay region aimed to reduce risk for farm operations when adopting regenerative agriculture practices. Register here: nature.ly/4eVwMwe

NEW RESEARCH: The Power of Place-National study shows how we can balance the clean energy transition while protecting natural and working lands. Find out how: nature.ly/3W5oLMU

NEW RESEARCH: @nature_org's Power of Place-National study shows that the U.S. can go carbon-free by 2050, while benefitting communities and conservation. Learn how: nature.org/en-us/newsroom…

We are adding a new segment to our podcast (nature.org/mopodcast)! "Ask McLane Anything", gives you the opportunity to ask Missouri State Director Adam McLane all your nature questions. You can submit your questions here ▶ bit.ly/3FqAGxR #podcast #nature #missouri

Join our team! The Preserve Engagement Manager will help advance conservation knowledge and action through equitable and inclusive science, stewardship, outreach and education in Missouri. Learn more at nature.org/careers (job ID #52634). Application deadline is 12/20.

Help students understand how Earth's amazing variety of life contributes to our wellbeing, our air, our food and more with our latest Kahoot “All About Biodiversity.” Play the game: nature.ly/3VZR12g #NatureNow, #COP15, #ForNature, #NaturePositive #youthatcop15

Join TNC's team in Missouri! For more information, go to nature.org/careers and use the corresponding job ID numbers. Director of Resilient Lands | Job ID # 52518 Fire and Stewardship Crew Member | Job ID # 52506

Today and everyday, we are thankful for our staff, partners, volunteers & supporters who are committed to restoring and protecting Missouri's amazing landscapes. We would like to extend our sincerest gratitude to you. You make our work possible. Thank you. #HappyThanksgiving

Today is World Fisheries Day. Sustainable Fisheries = Healthy Oceans. Healthy Oceans = Nature and People thriving together. This all depends on well-managed fisheries. Dive deeper:nature.ly/3OoFUgB #WorldFisheriesDay

Happy Veteran’s Day to all who have served or are currently serving our country – and the families who support them. We are grateful for your sacrifice and service. © Christine Haines/TNC Photo Contest 2019 #veteransday #thankyou #honor

We on location to visit our friends at the Columbia Center for Urban Agriculture to learn about their projects that connect people to the land and supply tens of thousands of pounds of produce to Columbia's food pantry each year. Listen to the podcast here nature.ly/3zDem16

We hand collect over 800 lbs of native seed each year from Dunn Ranch Prairie and we couldn't do it without the help of volunteers. Thank you to the Osage Trails and Loess Hills Master Naturalists chapters who spend countless hours with our staff on the prairie collecting seed!

Happy Halloween! Nature is full of spooky species, weird science, and sometimes disturbing natural phenomena. Here are some of our favorite Halloween-themed stories from our archives… nature.ly/3NqdyCq

Bats on the brain this Halloween? 🦇 Head down into Missouri’s caves with The Nature Conservancy’s Mike Slay on our podcast It’s in Our Nature to learn more about the critters he meets in the dark. Cave Talk with Mike Slay 🎙 nature.ly/3NkYCVV

Halloween is right around the corner but don’t be afraid of these creepy critters! They are more important than you might realize. Test your knowledge with our latest Kahoot! nature.ly/3gO4T0p

Erosion causes rivers all sorts of problems. Incorporating natural materials, such as tree roots and seedlings, while rebuilding this Huzzah Creek stream bank is just one of the nature-based solutions we champion across Missouri.

New podcast episode! MO State Director Adam McLane sits down with Jeanne Carbone, supervisor of therapeutic horticulture at the Missouri Botanical Garden to hear about a program designed to improve your well-being…just by being in nature! Listen here: nature.ly/3DduHeU

Treesilience is leveling the planting field in St. Louis. Project partners @DaveyTree and @ForestReLeaf are collaborating with the @STLCityGov Forestry Division to remove the barriers to a more resilient and equitable tree canopy. Learn more: nature.ly/3yTgelQ