The Foundation provided a total of $13,000 in 2007 and 2008 to help partners construct this beautiful, 2.5-mile loop trail through Clifty Creek Natural and Conservation Area in Maries County. The area protects a natural arch of Gasconade Limestone and numerous Ozark natural communities. Go to profile and photos>>
ADA-Accessible Fish-Cleaning Station
MCHF funds used to pay for an ADA-accessible fish-cleaning station at Bilby Ranch Lake near Maryville in Nodaway County.
Ozark Trail Storm Damage Clearing
On May 8, 2009, a severe storm called a “derecho” devastated trees along more than 40 miles of the Ozark Trail in Missouri’s Mark Twain National Forest and Ketcherside Mountain Conservation Area. The trailhead itself was damaged as well from fallen trees. With both straight-line winds and several tornadoes, the windstorm delivered the worst damage […]
Sever and Fox Valley Lake Conservation Areas Pavilion Improvements
MCHF funds used for improvements to pavilions for public use and school programs at Sever and Fox Valley Lake Conservation Areas in Knox and Clark Counties.
Jerry Smith Park/Saeger Woods Conservation Area Overlook Deck
MCHF funds used for construction of a viewing/overlook deck and covered shelter at the Jerry Smith Park/Saeger Woods Conservation Area prairie in Jackson County.
- « Previous Page
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
- …
- 15
- Next Page »
