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Groundwater Information by Topic Learn more. Science Center Objects Overview Related Science Publications News FAQ It is a frightening thought to imagine the ground below your feet or house suddenly collapsing and forming a big hole in the ground. Below are other science topics associated with sinkholes and land subsidence. Date published: October 9, Filter Total Items: 7. Year Select Year Apply Filter. Date published: October 16, Date published: June 8, Date published: March 2, Attribution: Water Resources.
Date published: November 8, Date published: June 18, Date published: June 11, Below are publications associated with groundwater, sinkholes and land subsidence. Year Published: A primer on ground water Most of us don't have to look for water. Baldwin, Helene L. View Citation. Filter Total Items: 4. Galloway, Devin L. Year Published: Measuring land subsidence from space No abstract available. Year Published: Land subsidence in the United States This report explores the role of science in defining and understanding subsidence problems, and shows that the optimal use of our land and water resources may depend on improved scientific understanding to minimize subsidence.
Year Published: Ground water and the rural homeowner As the salesmen sang in the musical The Music Man, "You gotta know the territory. Waller, Roger M. Below are news stories associated with sinkholes and land subsidence. Filter Total Items: 2. Date published: October 1, Attribution: California Water Science Center. Date published: November 18, Tours at historic sites can help you do that.
Want to do some ORV riding? Two state parks provide two of the best places in the state to go off-roading.
Feeling the need to wet a line? Many parks have streams and lakes to fish in -- and three of the nation's destination trout fishing sites are in Missouri's state parks. Summer too hot?
Missouri's parks have enough swimming holes to keep you cool. Tagging tip: To make it easier to tag a pelt without damaging it, put a pencil or stick through the upper lip and eye socket before freezing the skin. The tag can be easily placed in those holes when the pelt is registered. Restrictions on possession do not apply to tanned pelts, mounted specimens or manufactured products. Skinned carcasses of legally taken furbearers may be sold throughout the year.
Hammocks are allowed to be attached to trees only with a 2-inch nylon strap and at an appropriate height per code of state regulations. It is recommended no more than two dogs per campsite. Pets must be kept on leashes no longer than 10 feet and be supervised at all times.
Shock collars and other electronic devices do not meet these requirements. Pet waste bags are available in most locations for your use. Other than service dogs, pets are not allowed inside any building or in public swimming areas or waters reserved for fishing. Solicitation or selling any item including the resale of a campsite is strictly prohibited. Campfires are the responsibility of the camper and are restricted to the fire ring or grills provided. Burning trash and large fires are strictly prohibited.
Please put your fire completely out before leaving.
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