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Look at all those smiles 😃 Awesome job Missouri River Relief!
Here's a great talk by local author and historian Greg Olson happening on Monday, Oct. 9, in-person and on Zoom. Attendees will also have the chance to win a copy of Greg's new book "Indigenous Missourians"! Greg has spent nearly thirty years building relationships with indigenous folks and researching the history of native people in Missouri. There will be a cultural powwow dance demonstration beforehand as well. Check it out!
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We had a wonderful end to our fall Missouri River Days trips with Beulah Ralph and Blue Ridge from Columbia Public Schools, Columbia Independent School, and City Garden School. There was an abundance of scientific thinking, beautiful watercolor paintings, and FUN! To learn more about Missouri River Days, visit our webpage: riverrelief.org/missouri-river-days/
We simply have the best boat captains and deckhands around! Thank you to Kevin Tosie, Dave Combs, Anthony Petit, Holly Sher, Sue Hamilton, Starkie Kreuder, Barney Combs and Eileen Combs for spending your day with us.
A big thanks to our crew of volunteers and presenters that facilitate the best experiences for students: Meg Trull, Stephanie Michels, Everett Stokes, Henry Stauffer, Hannah Williams, Joel Poor, Lynn Malley, Cathy Stubbs, Joe Brown, Sheri Stewart, Doris Guillory, Scott Robinson, Erin Holmes & Andrew Dreas with U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and Emily Tracy Smith & crew from the MU Fisheries Department.
We already can’t wait for April for our next Missouri River Days!
Of course, none of this would be possible without our partners and sponsors. A Big Muddy thank you to CPS Science, Cooper's Landing Riverside Resort & Marina, AmeriCorps, Bass Pro Shop & Cabela's Outdoor Fund, City of Columbia, & the National Park Foundation.
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