Did you know? Harmful Algal Blooms (HABs) can appear green, blue, red, or brown and may produce toxins dangerous to people, pets, and livestock.
If you see one, don't touch it—report it.
Learn more and report blooms to MoDNR: https://t.co/pUXKq59NdW
The N312 Waste Management cost-share practice helps landowners manage agricultural waste to reduce runoff and protect Missouri’s watershed. MoDNR and local Conservation Districts provide assistance through the Parks, Soils and Water Sales Tax.
Learn more: https://t.co/yf4i4ifnMk
🎉 MoDNR’s Leadership Institute is underway!
Thirty team members from every division have kicked off this 12-month program to build leadership skills, strengthen collaboration, and prepare for future leadership opportunities.
#TeamMoDNR
According to the U.S. Drought Monitor, 15.87% of Missouri is "abnormally dry", up slightly from 15.72% a week ago. There are currently no areas in extreme drought status.
A Drought Alert remains in effect until Sept. 1. Report drought conditions at https://t.co/j6AxKc3nAO.
MoDNR will join @MoSEMA_ and other state and local agencies, as we open a Multi-Agency Resource Center for those impacted by recent flooding in Reynolds County. Flood victims will be connected with recovery resources and support.
Learn more at https://t.co/Kw5W7U3TgT.
A termite shield is a metal plate barrier that is installed around a building’s wooden perimeters. A termite shield will keep termites out and prevent them from eating the wood in your home’s foundation.
For more information visit: https://t.co/9c01prPPca
📸 Time to take those photos! You have less than two months to enter the 2026 #MoDNRPhotoContest. Share Missouri's beautiful nature and unique places. Submit your best photos by Sept. 1!
Visit https://t.co/wQebKPwKXA for details on how to enter!
🎉Congratulations to Casey Lawrence, MoDNR’s Team Member of the Month for July. Casey is being recognized for rebuilding the Talent Development team, filling key vacancies, and helping relaunch internal training programs.
Learn more about Casey's work at https://t.co/EI6YowZ8F4
Calling all veterans!
Join MoDNR and other state agencies this Friday, July 24, for a Veterans Hiring Event. Discover career opportunities where your skills, experience, and service are valued.
Learn more: https://t.co/nfJPi5sJ3q
#JoinOurTeam
The Air Quality Index forecast for today (July 20) is ORANGE for the St. Louis area, which means “Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups.” Check air quality forecasts and get tips on how to reduce your exposure to air pollution by visiting https://t.co/0F9Mcp8ui5.
To assist those affected by last week's historic flash flooding and severe storms, @MoSEMA_ has coordinated with volunteer and faith-based partners and other state and local agencies to establish a MARC in Reynolds County next week.
More information: https://t.co/Ubl8Se6Snf
#ICYMI:
MoDNR awards Pike County PWSD #1 and the City of Jasper financial assistance for projects in their areas. Learn more about this assistance from the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund and other MoDNR news items by visiting our news releases page: https://t.co/jGqiby4RQl
In Case You Missed It:
MoDNR’S Soil and Water Conservation Program saves nearly one million tons of soil in fiscal year 2026. Learn more at https://t.co/jGqiby4RQl.
July is #SmartIrrigationMonth! Be a water-saving whiz by avoiding watering in the middle of the day when the hot sun will evaporate much of the water before it can get to thirsty plants.
Learn more WaterSense tips at https://t.co/wvjwjRsh1w.
The Soil and Water Conservation Blind Inlet is being studied as a cost-share practice to help reduce erosion and improve water quality.
MoDNR and local Conservation Districts provide assistance through the Parks, Soils and Water Sales Tax.
Learn more: https://t.co/D0Q6FEJopH
According to the U.S. Drought Monitor, 15.72% of Missouri is "abnormally dry", up slightly from 15.08% a week ago. There are currently no areas in extreme drought status.
A Drought Alert remains in effect until Sept. 1. Report drought conditions at https://t.co/j6AxKc3nAO.
Has your drinking water well been affected by recent flooding? Floodwaters can make well water unsafe to drink. Proper cleaning, flushing and disinfection are essential to help protect your health.
Learn more: https://t.co/pnjjpQtmxg
For framed crawl space walls, place termite shielding, sill plate gaskets or other water-blocking materials on top of the foundation wall so moisture from the concrete foundation can’t be absorbed into the framed wall.
For more information visit: https://t.co/9c01prPPca
Governor Mike Kehoe recently signed Senate Bill 959 into law. The measure adds 3 new sections relating to the Missouri GIS Advisory Council and strengthens collaboration and use of geographic information systems in the state.
Learn more about the bill at https://t.co/nNhO970yKj.
MoDNR and @EPAregion7 joined together on Monday, to recognize Missouri’s delegation on the anhydrous ammonia regulations. House Bill 3 in 2022 gave MoDNR the authority to create a state rule to obtain delegation from EPA. Missouri is the only state to receive this delegation.