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Contact Us

Submit questions about permits, magazine subscriptions, our website, fishing and hunting, invasive species, nuisance plants and wildlife, shooting ranges, trees, and private-land management.

Regional Offices

Find contact and location information for the Department's regional offices.

Find My Local Contact

MDC employees are available throughout the state to help you with your woods, ponds, farm, wildlife, schools, and more. Find help in your county.

Report Problems & Illegal Activity

Poachers and arsonists steal wildlife and destroy Missouri's forests. Help us by reporting suspects while remaining anonymous.

Public Comment Opportunities

MDC manages nearly one million Missouri acres for conservation and public use. Browse FAQs and comment on conservation area management plans and proposed regulations.

Donate (Land and Financial)

Make a gift of your land to conserve Missouri’s natural resources or make a gift to nature, whether to remember or honor a loved one or simply because of a love of the Missouri outdoors.

We need volunteers to lead naturalist programs, teach hunter ed, teach fishing, serve at shooting ranges, and help deliver conservation programs statewide. Find a local volunteer opportunity that matches your interests, skills, and schedule.

Public Notices

Check here for notices about Conservation Commission meetings and federal aid projects.

Open Records Requests

Information to view or obtain copies of Department of Conservation records.

Mobile Apps

Free apps for Android or iPhone include MO Fishing, MO Conservationist, and MO Hunting. Try them and give us your feedback.

MDC Wild Webcasts

Learn about some of today's conservation hot topics by attending an upcoming webcast or watching previous webcasts from the comfort of your home.

Partners in Conservation Projects

All across the state, groups you may know or belong to are helping us conserve Missouri's forests, fish, and wildlife. Get to know the players and the projects.