As part of the Field Services Division, the Environmental Services Program supports the other programs in the department that need accurate scientific data for their work. To obtain these data, the Environmental Services Program performs field work, conducts monitoring, collects samples and provides laboratory testing for environmental pollutants.

Missouri Air Quality Conditions and Forecast

May- Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month

Air Toxics Study Begins

Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasures Training

Basic Sampling Training

The Missouri Wilderness Coalition is an informal alliance of individuals and organizations dedicated to protecting the remaining wilderness and wild areas on the public lands in Missouri.  We seek the broadest possible partnerships, and focus only on issues that are directly related to the protection of wildness and wilderness.

Statewide Network
Of Air Monitoring Sites

The Missouri Environmental Emergency Response Tracking System (MEERTS) allows users to search the Environmental Emergency Response incident reports by county, date reported, or incident cause (leaking underground storage tank, vehicular accident, etc.).

• East Fork Locust Creek/Locust Creek E. coli Study
• Lake of the Ozarks E.coli Study

Biological Assessments

• Pew Commission Says Industrial Scale Farm Animal Production Poses “Unacceptable” Risks to Public Health, Environment
• Ozone Season Begins
• Department, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Begin Roundup Of Orphan Containers Displaced By Flooding

Flooding Information