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Observations and Facts about Fish, Forest, and Wildlife Conservation in Missouri
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- David H. Thorne
- I have been employed by the Missouri Department of Conservation since 1991 to listen to Missourians to learn about their conservation opinions and outdoor participation interests. I have enough education to know how to conduct proper research and analysis (a Ph.D in Wildlife Science) and enough practical experience to know there are lots of ways to do most things and those ways are best learned by doing them. I like to be outdoors. I like to help others and to fix and repair things. I've stood on top of the Tooth of Time, seven times, at Philmont Scout Ranch. I like ice cream.
All Outdoors: Missouri
Missouri Department of Conservation Links
- The Genesis of Conservation in Missouri
- The Next Generation of Conservation in Missouri, in September, 2006 Missouri Conservationist magazine
- The Next Generation of Conservation on Missouri Department of Conservation Web pages
- Welcome to MDC online; the public Web pages of the Missouri Department of Conservation
Human Dimensions Links
Other Blogs
- Common-Nature by Kirk Keller on using social media in government
- Conservation Trails
- Dave Fletcher's Government and Technology Weblog, v. 2.0
- Exotic Species Warrior
- Fresh Afield by Missouri Department of Conservation
- Frontline Conservation by Shawn Gruber
- MDC News from the Missouri Department of Conservation
- MDCfacts on Twitter
- Missouri Quail Recovery - Habitat is the Key
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The observations and opinions on this blog reflect my own views and are not necessarily those of the Missouri Department of Conservation.
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