AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoWildlife Health: Missouri conservation officials are asking residents to report sick or dead waterfowl and other large birds as bird flu cases are monitored during fall migration. Keep your distance and don’t touch affected birds. Urban Canopy: Volunteers planted 31 trees at Columbia’s Shepard Elementary, adding shade and habitat with support from a Missouri Department of Conservation grant. Clean Water: Missouri awarded Fulton $5.8 million for wastewater upgrades expected to improve nutrient removal; the project is slated for completion by September 2027. Invasive Plants: MDC warns that heavenly bamboo, or nandina, can spread into natural areas and its berries can poison birds; officials advise against planting it and recommend removing established shrubs. Climate and Development: Missouri recorded its hottest September on record, while data-center expansion is drawing resistance, including a Franklin County lawsuit and backlash over a proposed St. Louis tech hub.
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