Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks hosted a Grand Opening Ceremony at Clarkco State Park to celebrate the exciting new way to experience Mississippi’s outdoors – Tentrr! We’re excited about offering this new amenity to visitors of Mississippi’s State Parks, and appreciate all who came out to celebrate on Monday. Special thanks to the Friends of Clarkco for sponsoring this event. Learn more about this new partnership & how to make your reservation - https://www.mdwfp.com/med

Following the recent flood, MDWFP fisheries staff have been working over the last week at Percy Quin State Park’s Lake Tangipahoa to remove invasive aquatic plants, including water hyacinth and Cuban bulrush. These invasive species spread quickly, crowd out native plants, and can limit public access. Keeping them under control helps protect the health of the lake, while maintaining boating and fishing access for visitors. The public plays an important role, too. Always practice Clean, Drain, Dry

Start the new year by investing in the future of Mississippi’s whitetail population. 🦌 In this video, Bruce Brady shares why protecting and preserving our land is every hunter’s responsibility — and how true stewardship begins with teaching the next generation. It’s more than a hunt—it’s a Mississippi tradition worth passing on. | Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks

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Watch this championship squirrel dog hunt with the MSO crew! The Mississippi Outdoors crew heads to Malmaison Wildlife Management Area for a late-season squirrel hunt alongside a championship squirrel dog with Mississippi and Tennessee state titles. For the full video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YqJOcPQpROU | Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks

MDWFP is celebrating 50 years of the Mississippi State Waterfowl Stamp. We thank the hunters, partners, and supporters whose stamp purchases and continued commitment have helped shape half a century of waterfowl conservation in Mississippi. For more on Mississippi's State Waterfowl Stamp - https://www.mdwfp.com/wildlife-hunting/waterfowl-program/mississippi-state-waterfowl-stamp | Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks

Live for its 100th episode, Mississippi Outdoors Podcast features MDWFP Executive Director Lynn Posey! ⁠ Director Posey and host Matt Wyatt sit down for a wide-ranging conversation about how Mississippi manages wildlife, deer, parks, law enforcement, licensing, and conservation efforts across all 82 counties. Posey shares how he went from growing up in Union Church to serving in the Mississippi Senate, to the Public Service Commission, and eventually being appointed director of MDWFP. He explain