Missouri River Relief Mega Scout

On July 16, 2006, Missouri River Relief began traveling down the Missouri River on a 754-mile journey by boat from Ponca State Park, NE, to the Mississippi in St. Louis. The purpose of this “MegaScout” journey was to map trash deposits along the Missouri River, creating a digital map database that can be used to plan river clean-ups, provide information useful to local organizations and to create a network that can be used by communities along the river.

Monday, July 03, 2006

copyright Dory Colbert / 2006

Visit Our Website: http://www.riverrelief.org/index.html

Volunteer Sign-Up: http://www.riverrelief.org/cleanupsignup.html

Contact Us: Missouri River Relief, P.O. Box 463, Columbia, MO 65205
Phone: (573) 443-0292 * Office hours: 12-2pm (M-W), 2-4pm (Th)
riverrelief@riverrelief.org

Remember to check back often for more details of the Mega Scout, including photos and journal entries!

4 Comments:

At 6:52 PM, Calico Wendy said...: Way to go River Relief! Keep me posted ;)
At 2:35 PM, MermaidJess said...: Yarrr!!!! Pirate love from the Great North Woods! Good luck on your blimey voyage.
At 7:07 PM, Calico Wendy said...: Ahoy there matey! Wishing ye were here, even if ye are a blimey whench! Good Luck to ye thar in the Great North Woods. Happy pillaging, and plundering I'm sure. Yarrrr!!!
At 12:16 PM, Tom Nigh said...: Hey Brother Tim Nigh -

Courage undaunted! Hope you are staying cool. Power is out all over St. Louis from Wed. night storm. Elk meat is thawing out for a big cookout. Wish you could enjoy it with me.

Love ya bro, Tommy

Missouri River Relief Mega Scout

Monday, July 03, 2006

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