An MCHF Conservation Partnership Grant provided funding for Missouri River Relief to conduct a series of activities in the Manitou Bluffs COA in celebration of Stream Teams’ 20th Anniversary: river clean-ups, education events and stewardship. Other contributors were MDC, USFWS, volunteer labor, Central Bank, MidMO Solid Waste Management, Mo American Water, TWW, Pat Jones.
Bryson’s Hope CA Addition
In 2008—with a gift of $50,000 donated by a private individual—the Foundation was able to purchase 90 acres of land to become part of Bryson’s Hope Conservation Area. The Missouri Department of Conservation also provided $140,000 toward the purchase. The initial 196-acre tract was purchased by the Missouri Department of Conservation in 2006. Bryson’s Hope […]
Troublesome Creek Protection
Stream Stewardship Trust Funds paid for a conservation easement on properties bordering Troublesome Creek, a major tributary of the South Fabius River. This project involves 100.8 riparian acres in Marion County. This project protects this quality stream reach, which contains a mature wooded corridor and enhances MDC’s McPike Access. The Marion county portion of the […]
Skidmore Marsh Improvements
An MCHF Conservation Partnership grant provided funds to purchase materials and assist with funding to a contract to improve the waterline to Skidmore Marsh, a 100-acre constructed wetland on Truman Reservoir.
Sugar Creek Watershed Protection
Stream Stewardship Trust Fund dollars were applied to restore and protect a natural riparian corridor on about 42 acres of priate farmland along the mainstem and spring-fed tributaries of Sugar Creek in Harrison County. The Sugar Creek watershed supports one of only two remnant populations of the federally endangered Topeka shiner in Missouri. Objectives of […]
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