Feds Plan Study on Black River Changes in Missouri Watershed
Published Date: 8/13/2025
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Summary
The NRCS is getting ready to study how changes to the Black River in Butler County, Missouri, might affect homes, farms, and nature from Poplar Bluff down to the Arkansas border. They want your ideas and concerns to help shape the plan, which could lead to improvements or protections along the river. Keep an eye out for meetings and chances to share your thoughts soon!
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