MCHF is funding a Motus Wildlife Tracking Tower in Nicaragua. Motus towers track bird movements in real time. Although there are currently no Motus towers in Missouri, 370 Motus receivers throughout the world work together to collect information, including information about migration timing and the location of birds, which is available online.

MCHF’s Board of Directors has initiated an effort to honor Glenn Chambers by supporting students majoring in wildlife or natural resources at a Missouri college or university. In partnership with the Conservation Federation of Missouri, the goal is to present two $1,000 scholarships each year recognizing excellence in academics, leadership and conservation. Funds for these […]

Camp Si Colburn, in Monroe County, buzzed with energy July 12-14 as 56 young ladies, ages 11-15, attended the 9th annual Missouri Girls Exploring Nature Camp.  Adventurous hands-on learning ensued with target shooting, archery, firearms safety, fishing, canoeing, and of course outdoor culinary skills (s’mores)!   Toward the end of camp, all of the girls successfully […]