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GRHA & MDC Partner to
Steward Tomorrow’s Outdoorsmen
and Women
GRHA, in partnership with the Missouri Department of Conservation,
hosted the third and final mentored dove hunt of the season at the
Jay and Carolyn Henges Wetland Education and Conservation Center.
Opinion: Protecting the Confluence floodplain demands permanent action
‘It is a warning bell’
It is a warning bell — and one that must be answered with permanent
protections and expanded safeguards for the entire 100-year floodplain.
Great Rivers Habitat Alliance
Our Mission
Protecting the 100-year Confluence floodplain for the benefit of wildlife,
historic waterfowling, agriculture, clean water and people.
Great Rivers Habitat Alliance
Our Programs
Great Rivers Habitat Alliance implements a number of initiatives
dedicated to preserving the natural resources of the floodplain.
We strive to educate the public on the importance of limiting
Big River flood plain development.
Great Rivers Habitat Alliance
Our Vision
Great Rivers Habitat Alliance
GRHA Events Calendar
February 5th GRHA Game Dinner at The Racquet Club
August Dove Warmup Shoot
October GRHA / DU Partnership Gala
Latest News & Articles
08
Jul
2026
Latest News
Summer Doldrums? Hardly!
As I sit in my office at the Henges Center watching the farm crew work to protect crops and habitat from a...
07
Jul
2026
Latest News
Empowering New Hunters: SCI -Gateway Partnership Expands GRHA Programs for Youth, Veterans, Women, and First Responders
Great Rivers Habitat Alliance is proud to announce aa major new investment in hunter education and access across our region. The Gateway...
06
Jul
2026
Latest News
Winchester and GRHA Expand Conservation Partnership to Grow the Next Generation of Hunters
The partnership between Winchester Ammunition and GRHA continues to grow, strengthening a shared commitment to conservation, education, and the future of hunting in...
06
Jul
2026
Latest News
Standing Together for the Confluence: An Important Update on Ameren’s Transmission Line Proposal
Over the past several months, our community has shown extraordinary commitment in responding to Ameren’s proposed transmission line routes near the Mississippi–Missouri...
06
Jul
2026
Latest News
Henges Center Youth Dove Hunting Opportunities – Sign Up Now!
Youth and first‑time hunters can now sign up for dove hunting opportunities through the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC), marking another exciting step...
01
Jul
2026
Latest News
Game Dinner and Spring Clays Shoot Great Successes. More Fun Events Ahead in 2026!
It has been a busy and rewarding stretch for GRHA, and we could not be more grateful for the incredible support behind...
17
Jun
2026
Latest News
Floodplain Win: St. Charles City Council Votes to Ban Data Centers Within City Limits
The St. Charles City Council delivered a landmark decision on May 19, voting 7–1 to exclude data centers from all permitted and...
10
Jun
2026
Latest News
GRHA Shares Exciting Progress with St. Peters Board of Aldermen
On Thursday, May 28, GRHA presented an update on the Jay and Carolyn Henges Wetlands Education and Conservation Center to the St....
10
Jun
2026
Latest News
In Memoriam: Honoring Three Founders Whose Vision Built Great Rivers Habitat Alliance
It is with profound sadness and deep gratitude that Great Rivers Habitat Alliance reflects on the recent passing of three of our...
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Member & Supporter Testimonials
“It will take the collective resources of all partners, working together, to safeguard the wetland, agricultural and waterfowl hunting heritage of the Confluence.”
“Duck Hunting and conservation is not just a one-person effort. It takes a group, it takes a community, it takes everyone to come together and make it happen.”
"I encourage other landowners and clubs to protect this landscape to ensure that future generations throughout the Mississippi Flyway will be able to enjoy the spectacle of migrating waterfowl provided by Confluence wetlands for years to come,"
“How can you hunt waterfowl in this local floodplain and not get involved in the preservation of the Confluence and the environment?”
"In 1721, French explorer Father Pierre Francois de Charlevoix wrote of the confluence of the Mississippi and Missouri rivers: “I believe this is the finest confluence in the world."
“Our floodplains must be preserved, because once they are gone, they are gone forever.”
"GRHA will achieve our vision through diverse public and private partnerships to address the full range of factors that continue to erode and threaten the historic natural resources of the Confluence."
“I am a developer, but I believe in responsible development, and that involves preserving our irreplaceable floodplains to do the role they were intended to do.”
“This is floodplain, its highest and best use as natural marsh and that’s something that’s been obvious to our family for 100 years,”
“Because of the closeness to the population center of St. Louis, the Confluence is constantly attractive to developers and we have to continue to fight that not only for our own duck hunting but for downriver as well,”
