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New Fall Events with Missouri Conservation Corps


Summer is coming to an end, and Missouri Conservation Corps is ready for a brand new season of events! This upcoming fall, we will be present at a variety of events: honeysuckle removals, tree plantings, fundraisers, and community fairs. Opportunities abound for everyone to connect with us!

Featured Events

Our first volunteer event will be a tree planting on Saturday, September 6th at Gans Creek Recreation Area (3500 E Gans Rd, Columbia, MO) from 8 am to 12 pm. For this event, we are partnering with Columbia Parks and Rec and Volunteer Columbia, and we ask volunteers to please RSVP. You can do so through our website volunteer form, by emailing Project Director Stephen Bybee at [email protected], by emailing [email protected], or by self-registering if you are already a registered volunteer with the City of Columbia.

A young man in the woods is preparing a tree-planting site by digging a hole with a shovel.

Alpine Shop has also invited Missouri Conservation Corps back for another year of fundraising and community engagement for Al-Pint Night! On Thursday, September 18th from 5 to 7 pm, we will be raising a glass for conservation inside Columbia’s Alpine Shop (1102 E Broadway, Columbia, MO). A $10 donation will get you two pours of Logboat Brewery beer or non-alcoholic soda while supporting our mission of habitat restoration. Whether you stop in for a little bit or stay for the whole time, it’ll be a great night where you can learn about our upcoming projects and connect to other community members who share a love for the environment. We can’t wait to see you there!

Friends and supporters raise a glass at the 2024 Al-Pint Night fundraiser at the Alpine Shop.

We are also excited to announce a series of educational programs on Monarch butterflies and Monarch tagging happening now through the end of September. Naturalist and educator Laura Semken will be offering free programs where participants can learn about the Monarch life cycle and migration, and there will be the opportunity to catch and tag these beautiful insects yourself. For more information, please refer to this article on The Monarch Journey.

An educational diagram on Monarch butterflies is being presented to a group of people.

We hope to see you soon!

Missouri Conservation Corps is gearing up for a busy, busy season, and we sincerely hope to see you at one (or multiple!) of our events. As always, our volunteer events are free and open to all ages and abilities, and we will provide all the tools and training necessary. For more information on any of our upcoming events, please visit our website calendar for full details.

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The mission of Missouri Conservation Corps is to involve citizens in meaningful service, promote environmental stewardship, and develop leadership skills to reduce climate impact.

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