“Nationwide for raptor species ... nesting sites. The Missouri Department of Conservation is asking the public to report any dead waterfowl they see this winter to be tested for avian influenza. “They ...

Along with enjoying the great outdoors and learning more about Missouri’s bird species, registration fees — which range from $10 to $25 — will have a direct impact on statewide conservation ...

you should avoid contact with it and report information to the Missouri Department of Conservation. Hunters should also take extra precautions by dressing game birds away from other birds and ...

While bird flu cases have decreased since the December holidays -- largely due to migratory snow geese heading south -- Missouri Department ... to eat poultry and wild game as normal cooking ...

In the past month, nearly 400,000 birds ... species that are impacted – wild species as well as domestic – and that's been what's super unique and kind of scary about this particular outbreak,” Fisher ...