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The Missouri Department of Conservation has started a new project to see how bald eagles in northwestern Missouri interact with wind turbines. Conservationists and wind energy advocates are both hoping that the results will advance both bird conservation and renewable energy goals.
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This winter, fewer bald eagles are spending time along the Mississippi River near the Quad Cities. Michelle O'Neill reports the reason may be mild...
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The 35th Bald Eagle Appreciation Days gets underway Saturday morning in Keokuk and runs through Sunday night. Organizers hope the latest round of winter…
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The pool of water below Lock and Dam 19 at Keokuk is the northern most point on the Mississippi River that does not freeze, which makes it a prime…
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A few thousand people will flock to Keokuk this weekend to observe bald eagles in their natural habitat.Tom Buckley with Lee County Conservation is the…
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One of Keokuk's largest tourist events will celebrate a significant milestone over the weekend.The 30th Annual Bald Eagle Appreciation Days will take…
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Thousands of bald eagles flock to the Mississippi River every winter to feed at lock and dam sites.With these birds of prey come many people looking to…
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Organizers hope the recent temperature dip will make it easier for people to watch the bald eagles soar above Keokuk’s riverfront this weekend.Lee County…