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.
We have partnered with “First Chance for Children” a non-profit that provides early childhood programs and family resources to foster healthy outcomes for children and families to offer the child carriers for hiking.
Virtual Missouri River Days Spring 2021 has come to a close. We brought sixty fourth and fifth grade classrooms two lessons over the course of 4 weeks.
Our Mornings at the River series is 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.
At the start of 2021, Missouri River Relief decided to expand its education programs and offer a new program that would be focused primarily on those residing in assisted living […]
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.
Missouri River Relief would like to provide local assisted care and living facilities with the opportunity to partake in a virtual tour of the Missouri River and engage in a panel discussion with guest speakers.
Journey Across the Watershed By: Anna Miller This past Autumn, Missouri River Relief hosted nearly 50 students between 4th and 12th grade in the exploration of their local watershed. Fall […]
2020 From: Laura Waldo-Semken, outgoing AmeriCorps VISTA Your task is to work to eliminate poverty. Your mission is to strengthen organizations that eliminate or alleviate poverty through mobilization of community […]
April - May Cutting edge science, folks! Graduate student with the University of Missouri: College of Education, Tanner Oretli, is diving deeper into the lesson plans of Missouri River All-Stars […]
