National Lewis & Clark Conservation Awards
Each year, the National Lewis & Clark Conservation Awards recognize individuals and organizations that lead the charge for the appreciation and conservation of our natural resources in Missouri and beyond. Recipients of these awards represent leaders in business, philanthropy and conservation.
Celebrating the 10th Anniversary of the National Lewis & Clark Conservation Awards
Thursday, September 18, 2025
Grant’s Farm | 7385 Grant Road, St. Louis, MO 63123
Reception begins at 5:30 p.m. | Dinner & Awards Ceremony begins at 6:30 p.m.
Reservations required, see below.
Honorees Over the Years:
Registration
Join us in recognizing this year’s esteemed awardees by reserving your ticket or table. To make your reservation, please contact our office at 573-634-8020 or email kim.becker@mochf.org. Space is limited, so be sure to make your reservation early.
Please RSVP by Mon, Sept. 1, 2025.
Ticket: $425 per person
Table (seats 10): $4,000
Take your commitment to conservation to the next level by sponsoring the event! Sponsors enjoy additional perks and recognition, including tickets or a table(s) to the event. For more information, view the sponsorship information below.
2025 National Lewis & Clark Conservation Awards Honorees:
Corps of Discovery National Conservation Award
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Governor’s State of Missouri Conservation Award
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Pat Jones/York Spirit of the Wilderness Conservation Award
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Sacagawea Community and Partnership Conservation Award
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Missouri Legacy Conservation Award
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About the National Lewis & Clark Conservation Awards
Meriwether Lewis and William Clark were explorers, scientists, entrepreneurs, geographers, diplomats and frontrunners of conservation in the United States. They overcame significant obstacles and challenges leading the Corps of Discovery through unforeseen circumstances and difficulties to change America forever. Like these famed explorers, our honorees’ incredible commitment and work have charted a course that others have and will continue to follow.
We are recognizing conservation champions who have impacted conservation across the state, as well as across this country. Having an event of this caliber celebrating these efforts showcases our state’s commitment to protect our beautiful natural environment for generations to come.
