Over the past 20 years, the North American monarch population has plunged from 1 billion to fewer than 60 million, due to many factors, including loss of critical habitat. The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF) awarded the Missouri Conservation Heritage Foundation (MCHF) and their partners two grants to support the recovery of monarch butterflies […]
Money for Monarchs
National Lewis and Clark Conservation Awards – Save the Date! September 22, 2018
Sponsored by Missouri Conservation Heritage Foundation, this annual event, slated for September 22, 2018, will honor individuals and organizations that have made a noteworthy impact on the spirit of conservation and conservation causes. The awards event will include a thematic dinner and ceremony. The location for the event will be released soon. Among other winners, this […]
A Legacy of Music, Bar-B-Q and Conservation
Lina Belle Berrier shared her love of music by teaching voice at Stephens College, Columbia, for 30 years. On February 7, 2016, Mrs. Berrier passed away at her home at the age of 93. Her voice and influence lives on through her generosity. Mrs. Berrier teamed with her husband, Dr. Harry Berrier, deceased in 2013, […]
Kevin Roper Announced as MCHF Executive Director
The Missouri Conservation Heritage Foundation (MCHF) Board of Directors unanimously approved the appointment of Kevin Roper as the Executive Director for the Foundation. Mr. Roper has worked the last 35 years in Memphis, Nashville and Washington D.C. in retail, healthcare and higher education, having previously served as the president of the Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare […]
MCHF Funds $25,850 in Partnership Grants
MCHF Board met on August 17-18 at Eagle Bluffs Conservation Area in Columbia, MO. . The following grants were approved by the Board, which cover a variety of projects around the state: Restoration of Pleasant Run Creek Prairie – $2,500; Cooley Lake Managed Waterfowl Hunt – $3,500; Perry County Community Lake Trail Boardwalk – $2,000; Shoal […]
Cabela’s Outdoor Fund Supports Missouri Discover Nature Girls Camp in St. Louis
The St. Louis Region’s fourth annual Discover Nature Girls Camp was a huge success! There were 65 girls and eight chaperones, and all the girlswere Hunter Education certified by the end of camp. In just four years St. Louis Region has Hunter Education certified approximately 240 girls through these camps. This helps to meet Missouri […]
Fish Cleaning Station to Memorialize MDC Employee
The Memphis (Lake Showme) Community Assistance Program (CAP) Fish Cleaning Station was completed on July 31, 2014. MCHF covered approximately $2,224 of the cost using contributions from individuals to commenmorate Mr. Rainey and his service to MDC and the community. The new covered fish cleaning station is ADA accessible and allows two anglers to use […]
Book Advances Bird Lore – by Brad Jacobs
Robert Gallardo was a Peace Corps Volunteer in Honduras in the early 1990s and has lived there ever since. I first met Robert in 2005 when I was attending a meeting in Honduras and he was guiding a group of birders staying in the same hotel. On several later trips to Honduras we hired Robert […]
MCHF and MDC Help Celebrate Bird Book Launch
Representatives of Missouri Conservation Heritage Foundation (MCHF) and Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) attended a book launching event to celebrate the completion of The Birds of Honduras by Honduran birding guide and former Peace Corps worker Robert Gallardo. This is the first book on the birds of the entire country. The availability of the book […]
6th Annual Peterson Outdoors Ministries
Wounded Warrior Hunt
Firearms season 2014 marked the start of the 6th Annual Peterson Outdoors Ministries (POM) Wounded Warrior hunt in southwest Missouri. Of course work on the event started months earlier, but on the day before the firearms opener, Soldiers and Marines who served in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Vietnam, along with their families started arriving at one […]
Grant Provides Blinds for Disabled & Youth
Quality Deer Hunting
The main accomplishment for the grant received from MCHF was to provide a quality hunt for our disabled and youth hunters. This year with the very bitter cold temperatures the blinds that we have purchased provided a warm and protective cover for our hunters which in turn allowed them to hunt longer and enjoy the outdoors […]
Monumental waterfowl book on sale now
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo.–Everything you ever wanted to know about waterfowl hunting and conservation in Missouri and quite a bit you never dreamed of has been gathered into one book, and that book now is on sale at locations statewide, by phone or online. Waterfowl Hunting and Wetland Conservation in Missouri – A Model of Collaboration […]
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