See these current opportunities to provide input on issues affecting Missouri waterways:
Visit the Conservation Federation of Missouri's Legislative Action Center NOW to send a message to U.S. Senators regarding support of USGS Ecosystems Mission Area (EMA).
June 13 - Comment Period closes for 10 CSR 20-6.015 No-Discharge Permits Regulatory Impact Report.
Engineering Evaluation/Cost Analysis for Einstein Mine adjacent to the St. Francis River in Silver Mines Recreation Area. Comments due June 19th. The purpose of the NTCRA EE/CA is to identify and evaluate removal action alternatives to reduce the potential risk to human health and the environment posed by the contaminants of concern at the Einstein Mine.
Comment periods for Missouri State Parks:
St. Joes State Park near Park Hills, Survey closes June 20. Learn more.
Missouri Mines State Historic Site near Park Hills, Survey closes June 20. Learn more.
July 7 - Echo Bluff State Park near Eminence, Survey closes July 7.
June 30th - priority deadline for Source Water Protection Grants. Applications reviewed first-come, first-serve if received between July 1 and August 15.
July 17 - Missouri Nuclear Summit (open to the public), 8 am to 4 PM, MU Christopher S. Bond Life Sciences Center, Monsanto Auditorium, 201 Rollins St.,Columbia, MO 65201
Provide input to the Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan through this short survey. Your help is needed! Missouri State Parks is updating its Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan (SCORP) in collaboration with the University of Missouri School of Natural Resources. The SCORP is a five-year plan that identifies the public outdoor recreation opportunities offered within the state, from local parks to state and national parks and everything in between. The SCORP also decides future outdoor recreation needs for Missouri. Please help guide this process by completing this brief 10-minute survey. Your responses will be used to set grant funding priorities for future outdoor recreation development throughout the state. Your responses will only be used for the SCORP and stay anonymous. Thank you in advance for your willingness to assist!
Become a Stakeholder for the Table Rock Lake Watershed Management Plan
Newly Released: 2024 Eleven Point Wild and Scenic River's Comprehensive River Management Plan
See the Missouri DNR Water Pollution Control Sites of Interest website
Have a local issue for water advocacy or a question about water advocacy in Missouri? Email us at [email protected]
June 13 - Comment Period closes for 10 CSR 20-6.015 No-Discharge Permits Regulatory Impact Report.
Engineering Evaluation/Cost Analysis for Einstein Mine adjacent to the St. Francis River in Silver Mines Recreation Area. Comments due June 19th. The purpose of the NTCRA EE/CA is to identify and evaluate removal action alternatives to reduce the potential risk to human health and the environment posed by the contaminants of concern at the Einstein Mine.
Comment periods for Missouri State Parks:
St. Joes State Park near Park Hills, Survey closes June 20. Learn more.
Missouri Mines State Historic Site near Park Hills, Survey closes June 20. Learn more.
July 7 - Echo Bluff State Park near Eminence, Survey closes July 7.
June 30th - priority deadline for Source Water Protection Grants. Applications reviewed first-come, first-serve if received between July 1 and August 15.
July 17 - Missouri Nuclear Summit (open to the public), 8 am to 4 PM, MU Christopher S. Bond Life Sciences Center, Monsanto Auditorium, 201 Rollins St.,Columbia, MO 65201
Provide input to the Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan through this short survey. Your help is needed! Missouri State Parks is updating its Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan (SCORP) in collaboration with the University of Missouri School of Natural Resources. The SCORP is a five-year plan that identifies the public outdoor recreation opportunities offered within the state, from local parks to state and national parks and everything in between. The SCORP also decides future outdoor recreation needs for Missouri. Please help guide this process by completing this brief 10-minute survey. Your responses will be used to set grant funding priorities for future outdoor recreation development throughout the state. Your responses will only be used for the SCORP and stay anonymous. Thank you in advance for your willingness to assist!
Become a Stakeholder for the Table Rock Lake Watershed Management Plan
Newly Released: 2024 Eleven Point Wild and Scenic River's Comprehensive River Management Plan
See the Missouri DNR Water Pollution Control Sites of Interest website
Have a local issue for water advocacy or a question about water advocacy in Missouri? Email us at [email protected]