This Week's #MOwater news

This Week's Highlights: DTT dumping discovered off southern California is staggering, a 1970's paddlefish caught from Table Rock Lake, flooding at Roaring River State Park, public comment period for Missouri crayfishes, a bison bridge update, and sturgeon guards needed in Michigan

MISSOURI
1970’s Paddlefish
Cassville man catches paddlefish stocked at Table Rock Lake in 1970s
Lake News Online

Public Comment for Crayfishes
US Fish and Wildlife Service reopens public comment period on proposal to list 2 Missouri crayfishes as threatened under the Endangered Species Act
The Missouri Times

Solution to Missouri River Flooding
Solution to Missouri River flooding remains elusive
Fulton Sun

Flooding at Roaring River State Park
Roaring River State Park reports record flooding
Joplin Globe

Watershed Moments
Watershed Moments
The Source
Washington University in St. Louis

Greer Spring Millstone
Group dedicates Greer Spring millstone in Alton, Mo.
KY3 

Learn2Paddle
Missouri State Parks to host Learn2 Paddle kayaking classes
Sedalia Democrat 

NATIONAL
DDT Dumping Staggering
Scientist: Extent of DDT dumping in Pacific is 'staggering'
ABC News 

Bison Bridge Update
Bison roaming a bridge over the Mississippi River? ‘Crazy’ idea for national park near Quad Cities gains momentum
Chicago Tribune

Rerouting the Mississippi
Rerouting the Mississippi River could build new land—and save a retreating coast
Science

Sturgeon Guards Needed
Guards needed to protect lake sturgeon traveling upstream in Michigan’s Black River
MLive

Focus on Flood Control
Focus On Flood Control, Navigation On Missouri River
Waterways Journal

Learning Grant
James River Association receives new learning grant from National Park Foundation
WYDaily