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Watershed PSA

The Watershed PSA is running on local TV stations and radio stations. The PSA was created in collaboration with Watershed board member, Michael Stelzer, and local videographer.https://watershedcommittee.org/wp-content/uploads/watershedclip1-15sec1.mp4

September Monthly Meeting

September Monthly Meeting Join us on Friday, September 5, at the Watershed Center at 7:30 a.m. for our Monthly Meeting. David Appleton is presenting Ozarks Underwater and How To: He will be sharing some of his stunning work and providing do-it-yourself tips to empower attendees to create their own water works.David Appleton is the owner …

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Native Plant Sales

Summer and Fall Plant Sales  Bring your list of plants to shop through our selection of native wildflowers, grasses, trees, shrubs and aquatic plants! Watershed Natives Nursery 3452 S. Farm Road 119, Brookline MO 65619 The Nursery will be open to the public to shop for plants on Tuesdays, from 9am-1pm starting September 2 and running …

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Watershed Spring Newsletter

Watershed Spring Newsletter Hello Friends,We are eager to share Watershed’s Spring highlights with you!Read the newsletter for updates on our progress at the Watershed Natives Nursery, Watershed Conservation projects, Fellows Lake, field trip season, and our latest improvements through the Upper Little Sac Implementation Project. Read the  Spring Newsletter HERE

May Monthly Meeting- Cancelled

Due to continued power outages at the Watershed Center, our May Monthly Meeting is cancelled. Why Ozark streams are changing and how streambank stabilization can help: Marc Owen and Todd Wagner Marc Owen is the Director of the Ozarks Environmental and Water Resources Institute at Missouri State University and Todd Wagner, PE, MSCE, MBA, CFM, …

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April Meeting – Ozarks Chinquapin: seeds of hope

April Monthly Meeting Join us on Friday, April 4, at the Watershed Center at 7:30 a.m. for our Monthly Meeting. “Ozarks Chinquapin: seeds of hope”, Tim Smith, Missouri Department of Conservation, Shoal Creek Conservation Education Center, Joplin, MO Tim graduated from Missouri State University (at the time Southwest Missouri State University) with a bachelor’s degree …

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