Chapter Meetings

Chapter meetings are held the second Thursday of the month at 6:30 P.M. at the Community Christian Church 1064 N. Business Route 5 in Camdenton. Visitors are welcome.


Now Enrolling for the 2023 Missouri Master Naturalist Training Program

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This training course takes place at the Mo. Dept of Conservation Office, Thunder Mountain Road, Camdenton, MO.

Classes will meet 6-9 pm on Tuesdays beginning February 28 and ending May 23. Three Saturday field sessions are included.

Addional details and registration are available here

Speakers Bureau

Looking for educational speakers that can come talk to your class, club, or other events? Check out our resources here:

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Big Niangua River Trail

This new "water trail" is accessible by kayak or canoe and includes 20 points of interest that are marked by signs along the river bank. A brochure is available with a detailed map with descriptions and distances of all the stops. The brochure can be found at Ha Ha Tonka State Park and some of the businesses along the trail.

Read More or get a home version of the brochure here: Big Niangua River Trail

We perform volunteer service and offer opportunities for educational training in the Lake of the Ozarks area. Our members share a common interest in learning about the natural world and in helping to protect, preserve, and restore Missouri's natural heritage. Learn more about us here

Chapter meetings are held the second Thursday of the month at 6:30 P.M. at the Community Christian Church 1064 N. Business Route 5 in Camdenton. Visitors are welcome.

Individuals interested in learning more about this program, or participating in future offerings can contact the Camdenton MDC office – 573-346-2210