AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoMissouri Conservation & Outdoor Access: The Missouri Department of Conservation is moving toward paid camping permits in MDC areas, citing rising violations and safety/environmental impacts; the proposal would require permits where camping is currently free. Wildlife & Public Safety: At Lake of the Ozarks, the Missouri Department of Conservation says black bear sightings are ticking up as bears come out of hibernation and search for food, and urges residents to respond safely when they spot bears. Local Land Use & Waste: Pettis County is rewriting its landfill ordinance after a judge struck down key setback and permitting provisions that conflicted with state law, potentially clearing the way for a new waste facility. Education in Nature: MDC is partnering with Greater Ozarks Cooperating School Districts to host a “From Field to Classroom” workshop for K-12 educators in July, bringing conservation lessons and ready-to-use outdoor activities to teachers. Data Centers & Water: Google says it will support floodplain forest restoration near its Pine Island data center to help improve water quality, as data-center growth keeps fueling local water and environmental debates.
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