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Great Rivers Habitat Alliance
Our Goals
Founded in 2000 to directly combat the commercial development
of the 100-year Confluence floodplain through policy, protection,
conservation, public awareness and education.
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.
In The News: Opponents voice concern of expansiveapartment project next to Creve Coeur LakeGRHA Comments to ACOE
‘Very confident it’ll flood’
Mike Checkett, executive director of the Great Rivers Habitat Alliance, said that
same spot flooded in 2019 and last summer. He’s certain it’ll flood again.
“Even if they don’t flood, they’re going to flood somebody else,” said Checkett.
Great Rivers Habitat Alliance
Our Vision
Latest News & Articles
27
Aug
2025
Latest News
POLICY – A TRAGEDY FORETOLD: WHY WE MUST STOP BUILDING IN THE 100-YEAR FLOODPLAIN
A Tragedy Foretold: Why We Must Stop Building in the 100-Year Floodplain The July 4 Guadalupe River flood that devastated Camp Mystic...
27
Aug
2025
Latest News
STATE OF THE BIRDS 2025
The release of the 2025 U.S. State of the Birds report was announced in March at the 90th annual North American Wildlife...
27
Aug
2025
Latest News
GRHA’s 2025 Event Season: A Powerful Start to a Milestone Year
As we celebrate GRHA’s 25th anniversary, this year’s events have been a true reflection of the strength, generosity, and energy of our...
27
Aug
2025
Latest News
A Season of Gratitude, Growth, and Stewardship - LETTER FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Dear Friends of the Confluence, As fall settles in across the floodplain, we are reminded of how much we have to be...
21
Aug
2025
Latest News
Victory for the Confluence: Data Center Withdrawn Amid Environmental Concerns
In a welcome turn for conservation advocates, the proposed “Project Cumulus” data processing center has been withdrawn from consideration in St. Charles...
05
Aug
2025
Latest News
2025 Wetlands Workshop: A Sold-Out Success
The 2025 GRHA Wetlands Habitat & Management Workshop, held July 28–30, was an outstanding success—completely sold out and celebrated by attendees for...
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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,”
