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Reports
The Mark Twain produces reports about its activities, annual reports, monitoring reports and other forest related material.
Annual Reports
- 1999 Annual Report
- 2000 Annual Report
- 2001 Annual Report
- 2002 Annual Report
- 2012 Annual Report
- 2016 Annual Report
Monitoring and Evaluation Report
- 2000 Monitoring Report
- 2001 Monitoring Report
- 2002 Monitoring Report
- 2003 Monitoring Report
- 2004 Monitoring Report
- 2006 Monitoring Report
- 2007 Monitoring Report
- 2008 Monitoring Report
- 2009 Monitoring Report
- 2010 Monitoring Report
- 2011 - 2012 Monitoring Report
2015 - 2016 Monitoring Report
Individuals who have questions or who would like to discuss the Monitoring and Evaluation Report are welcome to call or email the Mark Twain National Forest Supervisor’s Office (573-364-4621) and ask to speak with Land Management Planner Melissa Steward, or email at Mark Twain National Forest.
Recreation Program
Oak Decline
- Why are the Oak Trees dying.
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Oak Mortality Study and Action Plan dated October 1, 2001
prepared by Ozark St. Francis National Forest, Ouachita National Forest, Mark Twain National Forest, Missouri Department of Conservation, and Arkansas Forestry Commission. - Oak Mortality Issue Paper, prepared by Mark Twain National Forest, July 2, 2001.
- Photo of wood damaged by red oak borer.
- Photo of red oak borer.
- Photo of trees killed by red oak borer.
