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The Share the Harvest program provides a way for hunters to donate much needed meat protein to needy Missourians. The program is administered by the Missouri Department of Conservation in conjunction with the Conservation Federation of Missouri.

Charitable meat donation program allows hunters to feed the hungry.

Concerned about the hunger that burdens many Missourians, the Department of Conservation has found a way to help families in need. In 1992, the Department started Share the Harvest, a program that provides an easy way for hunters to donate venison to Missourians in need of red meat.

Share the Harvest is a WIN WIN WIN program. Hunters win by doing their part to help people in need; cooperating processing plants win by getting positive feedback for their involvement and donating locker space; and sponsoring organizations win by having a ready-made service project for a good cause.

More info on Share the Harvest can be found on the MDC's new website.

Missouri National Archery in the Schools Program

Helps You Change Students’ Lives, One Arrow at a Time

Whether you’re a parent, educator, or school administrator, the Missouri National Archery in the Schools Program can help you build stronger, more confident and accomplished kids. It's modeled on the National Archery in the Schools Program, which began with a simple idea--teach kids the basics of archery as a part of school curriculum. Since NASP's beginnings in 2002, 4.6 million kids across the nation have participated in the program.

Operation Game Thief
Cash Rewards!
For information leading to the arrest of violators of Missouri's game and fish laws.
You Can Help

STOP POACHING
Call Your Conservation Agent or Call

1-800-392-1111
to report any violators of game or fish laws that you see or have knowledge of.
You need not give your name!
You will be identified by a code number so that you can collect your cash reward.

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Also available online is the MDC's special magazine for children.

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