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Ozark Adventure Classroom Magazine Fall 2023 Issue
Ozark Adventure Classroom Magazine Fall 2023 Issue includes an article about pollution in stormwater called Protecting Caves and Water Resources from Pollution Spread in Stormwater, instructions and a recipe for Ozarks Cave Country Trifle Dessert, and a word search
Posted 12/28/2023
Ozark Adventure Classroom Magazine Spring 2023 Issue
Ozark Adventure Classroom Magazine Spring 2023 Issue includes a choose your own adventure short story called Your Runoff Story, a list of best practices for stormwater management, and a word search with a hidden message.
Posted 9/22/2023
Ozarks Cave Explorers Club - Missouri Caves and Arkansas Caves
Travel and tourism are inextricably part of the fabric of the Ozarks culture and economy. And caves have been a part of the tourism industry in the Ozarks for a very long time. Find a list of caves in Missouri and Arkansas participating in the Missouri Caves Associations Ozarks Cave Explorer Passport Program.
Posted 3/23/2022
Discovered by a Dog - Fantastic Caverns remains Pet Friendly
Fantastic Caverns is pet friendly. Fantastic Caverns was discovered by an Ozarks farmer, or more precisely, by his dog. While tracking an animal, the famer's bloodhound disappeared into a small hole at the base of a bluff.
Posted 5/29/2021
Build Your Own Terrarium and Monitor Water Quality
Stormwater run-off can easily pick up pollutants and cause erosion. Plants and trees help filter stormwater run-off and prevent erosion. The water flowing through the lower levels of Fantastic Caverns, began as stormwater on the surface. Create your own terrariums and monitor water quality.
Posted 5/10/2020
Create Your Own Cave Habitats as delicious Confections
Create your own cave treats following these simple recipes. Caves provide habitats for unique species. Make your own edible cave habitats in the form of hollow meringue cookies or dessert rolls.
Posted 5/1/2020
Unique Wildlife can be found in Caves - Ozarks Cave and Karst Picture Finds
Find cave animals in these photos. The karst terrain of the Ozarks provides habitat for unique life. There is a very delicate ecosystem beneath our feet.
Posted 4/24/2020
Create Your Own Aquifer in a Cup to observe how water is stored underground
Create your own miniature aquifer in a cup. The limestone present in the Ozarks has cracks and voids that allow water to permeate and pass through it. Water flowing through the limestone passages of Fantastic Caverns, began as rainwater.
Posted 4/17/2020
Create Your Own Crystals and watch mineral formations grow
You can easily grow your own crystals using sugar, salt or alum. Many crystals are minerals, and occur naturally. Minerals are the building blocks of rocks, like the limestone of Fantastic Caverns.
Posted 4/10/2020
Cave and Karst Word Searches - Bats found in the Ozarks
Find words related to caves and cave life in these fun Cave and Karst Word Searches. Missouri is known as the Cave State, boasting more than 7,500 caves and counting.
Posted 4/3/2020