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Missouri Prairie Foundation continues webinar, class schedule for May Sara Karnes, Springfield News-Leader © Courtesy of Ed Spevak A bumble bee lands on a flower. As nearly 7,000 people enjoyed Missouri Prairie Foundation s online programming earlier this year, the foundation will continue offering webinar and master classes through May. The foundation, along with its 21-year-old Grow Native! program, will have virtual learning opportunities each week at 4 p.m. May 5, 12, 19 and 26. Several speakers will be teach on topics ranging from bumble bees, prairie mammals, prairie history and pollinator gardening, according to a news release from the foundation. Speakers include Katie Lamke, a conservation biologist for the Xerces Society; Doug Helmers, retired USFW private lands coordinator and MPF board member; Sean Maher, Associate Professor in the Biology Department at Missouri State University; Doug Ladd, retired director of conservation for The Nature Conserv

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