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invasive species removal

Volunteer Honeysuckle Removal Event at Garth Nature Area

Missouri Conservation Corps will be hosting a volunteer honeysuckle removal event in Garth Nature Area on Monday, May 4th from 1 – 3 pm.

Invasive Species Removal and Cemetery Cleanup at Alspaugh Park

Missouri Conservation Corps will be assisting in removing invasive species from historic cemeteries at Alspaugh Park on Saturday, May 2nd, from 8 – 10am.

Garth Nature Area Spring Volunteer Events

So far this year, Missouri Conservation Corps has hosted two invasive species removals in Columbia’s Garth Nature Area, and though both events looked wildly different, they were hugely successful!

2026 Callery Pear Buyback

Register now for the 2026 Callery Pear Buyback! Cut down a callery pear tree, receive a free native tree. Registration closes April 16th.

Volunteer Invasive Species Work Event at Boone County Nature School

Missouri Conservation Corps is organizing a volunteer invasive species removal event at Boone County Nature School on April 9th, from 4 – 6 p.m.

MCC Partner Event with Columbia Audubon Society in the Columbia Audubon Nature Sanctuary on March 21st

MCC is teaming up with the Columbia Audubon Society to do restoration work in the Columbia Audubon Nature Sanctuary, and we hope you’ll join us!

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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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