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As a young adult, NOAA fisheries biologist and Arkansas native, Teresa Turk, camped along Big Creek, a tributary to the Buffalo National River. So when…

Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson announced June 13 that an agreement had been reached between the state and operators of C&H Hog Farms to permanently…

The Buffalo National River’s future looks murky once more. Legislation passed in Arkansas’ 2023 General Assembly surrounding hog farm permits near the national river recently made headlines. Ozarks at Large reporters Daniel Caruth and Jack Travis sought to find out what’s happening and why it reeks like a more than decade-old controversy.

The first of a series of meetings is scheduled Thursday for the public to share their input with a state-hired private consultant that is developing a...

Dr. Dustin Lynch will present a program on Ozark Highland aquatic environments, including the Buffalo River watershed, May 28th from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. at…

The Buffalo River Conservation Committee, which was authorized by Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson, has been charged with developing a non-regulatory,…

Buffalo National River Park Service staff plan to install Research Learning Centers at two parkland sites to better enrich regional communities,…

This autumn see how grains were turned into flour in the olden days along the Buffalo River. The National Park Service is hosting guided weekend tours of…

Buffalo National River Superintendent Kevin Cheri, declared by U.S. National Park Service as an exceptional leader, is retiring after 43 years of service.…

The Arkansas Department of Parks, Heritage and Tourism announced this week that terms of an agreement to close C&H Hog Farms, a controversial industrial…