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Go to the shopThe U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has recently released its seventh study of a proposal to destroy tens of thousands of acres of important wetlands while increasing the flooding risk for a dozen communities along the Mississippi River. The Corps proposes to spend $165 million taxpayer dollars on this effort. This folly of a project has never moved forward for one simple reason: it is a subsidy for a handful of wealthy farmers that is not in the best interest of the American people. The Corps’s proposal is quite straightforward and yet phenomenally difficult to comprehend. The agency would like...
The record flood rolling down the Mississippi River is prompting the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to activate a decades-old flood plan that so far has prevented a catastrophic levee breach—but not without a price. Full Article Available on WSJ.com
Once it was a cornfield; now it’s a Wal-Mart, a Taco Bell, a Target. Here along a stretch of Missouri’s Highway 40, in the Chesterfield Valley area just west of downtown St. Louis, what’s said to be the largest strip mall in the country sits on about 46 acres of Mississippi River bottomlands. Less than 20 years ago, the land was open space. Full Article Available on GRIST
As we move through the final week of August, you can feel it, those cooler morning temperatures, the soft shift in the air, and the...
 Great Rivers Habitat Alliance (GRHA) and Ducks Unlimited (DU) will proudly honor the legacy of Adolphus A. Busch, IV at the 2026 GRHA–DU Partnership...
 St. Charles County Mentored Duck Hunts return this fall, hosted by MDC and Great Rivers Habitat Alliance, and St. Charles County Parks Department. The...
 GRHA is gearing up for one of the most enjoyable preseason traditions of the year, our Fall Dove Warm‑Up Shoot at Nilo Farms, happening...
 As many of you know, Great Rivers Habitat Alliance (GRHA) has been leading the charge to influence and improve the proposed routes for Ameren...
 Great Rivers Habitat Alliance (GRHA) marked an important milestone this July as it hosted its 4th Annual Wetland Habitat Management Workshop, bringing together conservation‑minded...
 On July 20th, 26 teams came together at Forest Hills Country Club for the 2026 Great Rivers Habitat Alliance Golf Tournament for a day...
As I sit in my office at the Henges Center watching the farm crew work to protect crops and habitat from a three‑inch rain, I’m...
Great Rivers Habitat Alliance is proud to announce aa major new investment in hunter education and access across our region. The Gateway Area Chapter of...
The partnership between Winchester Ammunition and GRHA continues to grow, strengthening a shared commitment to conservation, education, and the future of hunting in the St. Louis...