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Scientists have uncovered surprisingly little about copperhead snakes. Until now.
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Monarchs are migrating through the St. Louis region now, but residents are seeing fewer of them than ever before.
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A grant from the state helped local educators create a grassland prairie for students to learn about conservation at an Oakville elementary school.
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Since 1990, the St. Louis Zoo has played an instrumental role in bringing Tahitian snails back from the brink of extinction.
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The number of monarchs migrating through St. Louis seems low this year, which has entomologists worrying about the population.
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The 425-acre plot sits in Spanish Lake, near Ferguson at the junction of the Mississippi and Missouri rivers.
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Missouri Department of Conservation Director Jason Sumners sees engaging with a community that is technologically more disconnected with nature as a challenge to the goals of conservation.
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New findings from a St. Louis pilot study show bee pollinator habitats along highway corridors can potentially increase bee populations and improve food sustainability efforts.
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A U.S. Supreme Court decision last year stripping wetlands of most federal protections is drawing more attention to the threatened ecosystems, and what states can do in response.
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Conservationist Julie Packard, who leads the Monterey Bay Aquarium, discusses how the Midwest plays an important role in ensuring ocean health.