February might be the month of love, but in the Ozarks, it’s also packed with wild opportunities to learn, explore, and have a little fun outdoors. In this episode of In the Weeds on Around the Ozarks Mornings, Grace sits down with Sara Karnes from the Missouri Department of Conservation to talk about everything happening across the state this month, and trust us, there’s more going on than you think.
🎧 Listen to the full interview below to hear all the details, dates, and how you can take part in these February events with the Missouri Department of Conservation.
From counting birds in your own backyard during the Great Backyard Bird Count, to a Valentine’s Day board game event centered around nature (yes, that’s a thing), February is full of ways to connect with wildlife in unexpected ways. 🦉🎲
You’ll also hear about:
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A Vulture Venture at Shepherd of the Hills (including a real turkey vulture named Alice 👀)
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A virtual Owls of Missouri webinar, perfect for curious minds and owl lovers
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An after-dark Owl Prowl experience where you learn how to listen for owls in the wild
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And one of the most surprising discoveries… yes, there are jellyfish in Missouri 🤯
Whether you’re looking for family-friendly activities, unique Valentine’s Day plans, or just love learning cool things about the natural world around us, this conversation is packed with fun facts and easy ways to get involved.
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