Help celebrate Missouri River Relief's 20th anniversary. It was October 6, 2001 we held our first river cleanup in Easely, MO. We haven't stopped since...
Paddle Stop New Haven is teaming up with Missouri River Relief to raffle a handmade wooden stand up paddle board. Tickets are $20. All proceeds will benefit Missouri River Relief!
Mornings at the River, June 2021 was a success! This series was designed for children ages 0 to 5-years-old and intended to create opportunities for little ones and their parents, grandparents, or caregivers to spend one-on-one time exploring, discovering, and making memories together at the Missouri River.
Save-the-Date and come shop our sale! All proceeds support River Relief's efforts to build knowledge and understanding of the Missouri River through hands-on experiences that deepen people's connection and sense of responsibility to the river.
We are partnering with Columbia Public Schools to reconfigure our annual river field trip for fourth-graders into a virtual experience for teachers and students taking place during the months of April and May.
We know you are itchin' to get outside, get muddy and make a difference. We can all make a difference...Trash Mob style! What is a trash mob you ask?! They are sort of like flash mobs, they just sort of magically appear sometimes! These are simply just smaller, individual-style cleanups that collectively, really add up! […]
In Feb. 2021, we witnessed a rare Lower Missouri River phenomena - a series of ice jams occurred on the river, causing the surface of the river to be frozen solid all the way across for several days.
All aboard! It’s a virtual excursion on the Missouri River, where every moment brings a new experience. Our virtual field trip incorporates spectacular views of limestone bluffs, eagles' nests, and enduring artwork, as well as insider’s knowledge about the river imparted by our crew.
We are really excited and proud to announce that Missouri River Relief is acquiring the Missouri American Water MR340 Race! The MR340 is billed as the “world’s longest nonstop paddling race”, bringing canoeists, kayakers and SUP paddlers from around the world to run a nonstop 340 mile race course from Kansas City, KS to St. […]
