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The latest special edition of the Land Learning Foundation newsletter is here! See below to read about the Cuivre River Project, Labadie Bottoms, Elk River, a trash clean up on a tributary to the Whitewater River , and how LLF is expanding into Illinois and Iowa! Click on each page to

Trash Clean Up In December 2020, LL Foundation cleaned up trash along a tributary to the Upper Whitewater River. The tributary led to our project site on the Whitewater River, which you can view HERE. There were hundreds of illegally discarded tires in an don the banks of the creek. L

College of the Ozarks Presents at MNRC The Land Learning Foundation awarded funding to support the College of the Ozarks for undergraduate research projects. These projects help the students learn about research methods and analysis along with dynamic ecosystems. The students presente

Cuivre River Restoration One of The Land Learning Foundation’s largest streambank restoration projects is almost complete. LLF has been hard at work to stabilize the 25-foot tall banks of the Cuivre River just north of Troy, Missouri. LLF will preserve about a mile of the Cuivre River

Plastic in the Air You may have heard about oceanic plastic pollution – marine animals choked by six-pack rings, stomachs filled with plastic debris, the “Great Pacific Garbage Patch”, – according to IUCN an estimated 8 million tons a year flow into the ocean accounting for 80% of all

The Land Learning Foundation Newsletter Volume 17: July 2020

What have LLF Board Members and Staff Been Doing? LLF President, Larry Pollard, took his ten-year-old grandson Braden fishing. He is now hooked on fishing after catching four more black bass. Larry and his family also went on a camping and floating trip in Shannon County, MO on the Cu

The David Risberg Memorial Affiliate Grant Program provides funding for conservation projects, through the Conservation Federation of Missouri (CFM). In fall of 2019, The Land Learning Foundation (LLF) submitted a proposal to plant over 1,300 milkweed plugs from Heartland Seed of Miss

Check out the newest Land Learning Foundation newsletter for Spring/Summer 2020!