Missouri Prairie Foundation Native Plant Sale
Watershed’s first Missouri Prairie Foundation (MPF) Native Plant sale was a tremendous success! Hundreds of customers visited the Watershed Center to safely pickup prepaid orders
The Hidden World of Private-Land Stewardship
The Hidden World of Private-Land Stewardship: A Conversation with Dr. Bob Elworth For the majority of our restoration projects, invasive species management is a top
Tree Planting
Approximately 400 native seedlings were planted adjacent to the South Dry Sac River at Lost Hill Park to help improve the riparian corridor. Thank you
Watershed Update and Spring at the Watershed Center
Dear Friends,One of the fascinating aspects of the Covid Crisis is seeing people flock to the outdoors seeking mental and physical health. Every trail, park,
Remembering Aldo Leopold
“It only took a dozen pulls of the saw to transect the few years of our ownership.”As our world seems to be upside down, I
WCO Announcement
Dear Friends,As you’re all aware, the situation surrounding COVID-19 has caused most of us to adjust our daily routines and adopt new methods for accomplishing
WCO 2019 Annual Report
Dear Friends, We continue to grow and thrive in pursuit of our mission to keep the water clean. Our generous sponsors, talented staff, dedicated board,
Watershed Conservation Corps is Hiring
The Watershed Conservation Corps is hiring part-time/temporary positions.Job Title: Heartland Network/National Park Service Crew3 Positions AvailablePosition Dates: March 23-October 19Reports to: Conservation Corps Manager To view
WCO Assisting GLADE with Stream Ecology
The Watershed Committee is thrilled to assist with the stream ecology component of the GLADE Project (Green Leadership Academy for Diverse Ecosystems). During GLADE, Greater
Volunteer of the Year
I consider myself beyond lucky to work with volunteers. In my slightly biased opinion, volunteers are the best people. They take time away from their