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Go to the shopGreat Rivers Habitat Alliance (GRHA) was founded in 2000 to protect the 100-year Confluence floodplain for the benefit of wildlife, historic waterfowling, agriculture, clean water and people through policy, protection, conservation, public awareness and education. Today, GRHA collaborates with partners, both at home and upriver, to restore floodplains and wetlands for their recreational, aesthetic, and agricultural benefits, and their values as flood storage and habitat for migratory birds and other species. GRHA teams with farmers, duck clubs, and land stewards to protect land and land-use practices important to wildlife waterfowl and people. To address flooding, we work...
"I have admired the work GRHA has done since its inception in 2000 and have a lifelong appreciation of the Confluence and the protections the organization accomplishes. GRHA and its partners have testified at numerous public hearings and submitted written opposition to planned developments, zoning changes, and annexation proposals in the Confluence. More importantly, GRHA has raised public awareness about the floodplain's importance in terms of flood storage, clean water, and agriculture." Checkett said. "It's both exciting and humbling to be chosen as GRHA’s new Executive Director. As a lifelong hunter, angler and conservationist, I look forward to building...
To the Honorable Members of the St. Charles City Council: Great Rivers Habitat Alliance (GRHA) is a non-profit, conservation organization dedicated to preserving the floodplain and habitat of the Confluence-area around the meeting places of the Mississippi, Missouri, and Illinois rivers. We believe Bill No. 13081 on tonight’s agenda will be harmful to our region. Read Full Comments
Testimony Before the Missouri House of Representatives Special Committee on Regulatory Oversight and Reform Regarding Senate Bill 570 Read Full Comments
Great Rivers Habitat Alliance, Sierra Club, and Missouri Coalition for the Environment Report to the Missouri Flood Recovery and Working Group Commission Read Full Report
Testimony before TIF Commission Maryland Heights Read Full Letter
Final Letter to Gov. Parson RE: Flood Working Group Read Full Letter
St. Charles County Council passes resolution opposing Lincoln County port proposal Read Full Source: https://midriversnewsmagazine.com/2018/11/14/74774/st-charles-county-council-passes-resolution-opposing-lincoln-county-port-proposal
GRHA letter to FEMA regarding the Sny Island Levee District Read Full Letter
Great Rivers letter to FEMA regarding Sny Island Levee District Read Full Letter
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...