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 75th Anniversary of CFM On September 10, 2010, we will celebrate the 75th anniversary of that historic event and of the birth of our Federation by distributing a special edition of our magazine, Missouri Wildlife. We ask your help with this commemorative edition.
Please write a brief message (200 words or less) expressing your best response to:
My dream (or wish) for the Missouri Outdoors is…
We also request that you accompany your message with two things: 1) a digital photo of you (preferably engaging in a favorite outdoor activity, and 2) a one sentence bio, including your name as you wish us to publish it.
CFM reserves the right to select which messages will be published in Missouri Wildlife and any others which may be published on our CFM website. We must receive your contribution on or before August 15, 2010. Send your emails to
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Conservation Federation of Missouri Fall Conference September 17 – 19, 2010 |
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Written by CFM Staff
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Missouri State Parks and YOU!!!
This year's Fall Conference will be held September 17-19 at Camp Clover Point, Lake Ozark State park. Our focus will be on Missouri State Parks for the entire weekend.
Arrivals and getting reacquainted with old friends will commence on Friday afternoon. After a wonderful dinner provided by Gourmet Guide (the Boessen family), we have a very special evening program. First John Cunning will introduce us to the mission of Division of State Parks; this is usually the highlight of training for new interpreters at State Parks and available to those employees attending the Jaeger Academy. Next John will present "Missouri State Parks History," a fantastic program normally exclusive to the indoctrination of State Parks' camp-ground hosts and employees. The capstone to our first evening will be Director Bill Bryan's presentation "The Future of Missouri State Parks." Don't miss ANY of these presentations, but be sure to be there for Director Bryan's!
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Keep an Eye on Your Boat Trailer and It Will Treat You Well |
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Written by Rob Brandenburg
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HTML MessageThe BoatUS Trailering Club's Top 3 Reasons for Trailer Mishaps
ALEXANDRIA, Va., July 22, 2010 - With the boating season now in full swing, the miles are starting to add up for the thousands of boaters and anglers trailering their boats and fishing rigs to their favorite waterway.
The BoatUS Trailering Club, which offers "Trailer Assist" roadside assistance for both disabled boat trailers and their tow vehicles, says if you want your trailer travels to remain trouble-free, now is the time to keep a close eye on your trailer for wear and damage.
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