AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoWildlife & Roads: Missouri drivers are being warned that cooler fall weather means more deer and other animals on the move, with most deer crashes hitting in October and November (especially 6–7 a.m. and 6–9 p.m.); MoDOT urges “Buckle Up Phone Down,” slower speeds, and not swerving. Conservation & Community: A Missouri state parks roundup highlights fall and Halloween events statewide, including Pomme de Terror at Pomme de Terre State Park and other family-friendly nature programs. Water Infrastructure: The Missouri Department of Natural Resources awarded Laurie a $37,500 Drinking Water Engineering Report Grant to assess improvements needed to keep drinking water meeting quality standards. Agriculture & Land: A new documentary, “WORLD WITHOUT COWS,” is set for select U.S. theaters starting Oct. 14, with Missouri screenings tied to conversations about food, farming, and the environment. Nature & Health: The American College of Lifestyle Medicine backed a resolution from wildlife agencies recognizing nature as a key part of whole-person health, from stress relief to connectedness. Local Learning Outdoors: Missouri Department of Conservation and partners are also pushing fall wildlife and outdoor education events, including hikes and conservation activities.
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