Learn about the history of the James River watershed, from the early prehistoric periods, to Native American use, to early explorers.
JRBP/MSO AmeriCorps Member Information
Looking to make a difference by enhancing water quality programs? James River Basin Partnership (JRBP) and Missouri Smallflows Organization (MSO) have partnered with Stream Teams United to host an AmeriCorps member. This person will help further the goals of both organizations by enhancing water education programs and capacity-building of outreach programs.
10 Questions With Brooke Widmar
Every Day is Earth Day
Give Your Septic Tank a "Fresh Flush"!
Stopping the Spread of Invasive Species
Delaware Town
Ecotourism on The "Jeems"
Attack of the Zebra Mussels!
A Modern-Day CCC
In this edition of River Ramblings, Todd highlights the work of the Watershed Conservation Corps, a modern-day version of FDR’s famed “Tree Army”, as part of our Wilson’s Creek 319 Grant.
Karst: the Devil Is In the Details
In this special Halloween edition of River Ramblings, Todd takes us to Devil’s Well to discuss the connection between the karst topography of the Ozarks and our Wilson’s Creek 319 Grant.
319 Grant Update: Conservation Easements
Yard Ethic Virtual Workshop: Soil Testing
Yard Ethic Virtual Workshop: Native Plants
As part of our Yard Ethic Virtual Workshop, AmeriCorps Vista Member Ashley Packwood looks at the importance of native plants and pollinators to everything from our food supply to your yard in this edition of River Ramblings.
