January 13, 2023

This Week's Highlights: Managing river restoration and coastal erosion, Kansas restores Plains Minnow, advocates try to ban toxic sealants, invasive black carp thriving, a deluge of atmospheric rivers in California, habitat meeting for Mark Twain Lake, the Army helps with eagle survey, the power of restored prairies, and wildlife sightings of interest in Missouri

MISSOURI
Fort Leonard Wood Assists with Annual Eagle Survey
Fort Leonard Wood assists Missouri Department of Conservation with annual eagle survey
US Army

Thundersnow Blankets Lake of Ozarks
Surprise Thundersnow Blankets Lake Of The Ozarks!
Lake Expo

Deer Rescued from Frozen Arm
Deer rescued from frozen arm of Lake of the Ozarks
Springfield News-Leader

Mark Twain Lake Habitat Public Meeting Jan. 26
Mark Twain Lake Fish Habitat Project public meeting is Jan. 26
Hannibal Courier Post

Restored Prairies Bring Wildlife Back
'Everybody can do their part': Restored prairies bring wildlife back to Missouri
News-Press Now

MDC Confirms Mountain Lion
MDC confirms mountain lion captured on trail camera in northern Boone County
KOMU

NATIONAL
Monterey Peninsula could Become and Island
Monterey Peninsula could 'become an island' as Salinas River levels rise
ABC7News

Why California Is Being Deluged by Atmospheric Rivers
Why California Is Being Deluged by Atmospheric Rivers
Scientific American 

Kansas Restoring Plains Minnow
Kansas restoring threatened Plains minnow to Arkansas River
Joplin Globe

Managing River Restoration and Coastal Erosion
Managing River Restoration and Coastal Erosion
Science Daily

Advocates will Try to Ban Toxic Sealants
Clean water advocates will try again to ban toxic driveway sealants
WVTF

Invasive Black Carp Thriving
Invasive black carp now thriving in the Mississippi River basin
WRKF

Spill Testing Update
Testing shows decreased contaminants in Mill Creek following Keystone spill
KWCH