Features
Safe From Danger
DNR's environmental response
deploy to hazardous materials
emergencies throughout Missouri.
Solar Sampling
For the first time in Missouri,
solar panels are being used
to power an air monitor.
Energy and Agriculture
Energize Missouri Agriculture
cost-share grants accelerate
energy efficiency on the farm.
State Parks Youth Corps
This summer program provided
jobs for youths while
enhancing Missouri state parks.
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- learn about water quality
- read about Lake of the Ozarks water sampling
- learn about air quality
- find out more about waste and recycling
- find environmental data
- search or apply for a permit
- see job openings
- find a state park
- subscribe to notifications
- find out about green energy
- read the latest news
- learn about DNR and ARRA
- report an environmental concern
Recent News
- Department of Natural Resources investigating sewage release from Warrensburg wastewater collection system
- Archaeology Month will be celebrated Sept. 18 at Graham Cave State Park
- Spring River sampling and inspection initiative continues water quality emphasis
- Positioning Missouri for the future – Professional land surveyors assist Missouri Department of Natural Resources and partners
- Department of Natural Resources refers Camden County resort, owners to attorney general for Missouri Clean Water Law violations
DNR Quick Facts
Through the department's 24-hour emergency line and other public interfaces, the Department’s Environmental Emergency Response (EER) Section renders technical assistance on how to appropriately and safely handle all types of environmental emergencies from hazardous waste spills to tanker truck accidents involving molasses.
The EER Section staff includes hazardous material technicians in Jefferson City, St. Louis, Poplar Bluff, Kansas City, Macon and Springfield who respond when an environmental emergency occurs.