River Updates
January 30, 2012
Feb. 21 Big Muddy Speaker Series in Rocheport
"Restoring the Big Muddy"
Presentation by Mike Chapman, US Army Corps of Engineers
The historic Missouri River was a completely different river system than what we have today. From a meandering, unpredictable muddy stream, we have reshaped the Mighty Mo into a more stable (but still unpredictable) swift channel.
Mike Chapman, an engineer for the US Army Corps of Engineers Missouri River Recovery Project, will show how we have moved from there to here and where we may be going. He'll discuss the reasons for habitat restoration, describe the varied restoration projects the Corps has completed on the river, as well as current concerns in the State of Missouri with sediment management on the river.
7:00 p.m. - Tues. Feb. 21, 2011 (third Tuesday this month!)
lower floor of the
Les Bourgeois Vineyards Bistro
in Rocheport, MO
(directions below)
Presentation is FREE and open to the public! Click here for flier (pdf)
Come early to purchase a great dinner upstairs at the Bistro!
January 29, 2012
Feb. 8 Big Muddy Speaker Series in Kansas City
"The Secret Life of Sturgeon"
Presentation by US Geological Survey ecologist Aaron DeLonay
Tracking and studying the rare and endangered pallid sturgeon in the massive, muddy water of the Missouri River is not an easy task. Aaron Delonay, an ecologist working with the US Geological Survey will be describing some of the innovative techniques and technologies they use as they study the fish, its habitat and its behavior.
Wednesday, February 8
6 p.m. Social Hour
7 p.m. Presentation
At Hickok's Grill
528 Walnut St. - Kansas City, MO (in the River Market),
(816) 472-0161
(directions below)
Please support our partner by coming early for dinner and drinks at this great local establishment! Happy Hour till 7:00
Click here for flier (pdf)
January 27, 2012
2012 Schedule
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January 5, 2012
Jan. 11 Big Muddy Speaker Series in Kansas City
"The Missouri River: Then, Now and in the Future?"
The historic Missouri River was a completely different river system than what we have today. From a meandering, unpredictable muddy stream, we have reshaped the Mighty Mo into a more stable (but still unpredictable) swift channel.
Neil Bass, biologist with the Army Corps of Engineers, will show how we have moved from there to here and where we may be going. All the major programs affecting the Missouri River will be touched upon, including the Pick Sloan Plan, the Bank Stabilization and Navigation Project, and the Missouri River Recovery Program and all of its components.
Wednesday, January 11
6 p.m. Social Hour
7 p.m. Presentation
At Hickok's Grill
528 Walnut St. - Kansas City, MO (in the River Market),
(816) 472-0161
(directions below)
Please support our partner by coming early for dinner and drinks at this great local establishment! Happy Hour till 7:00
Click here for flier (pdf)
December 23, 2011
Jan. 10 Big Muddy Speaker Series in Rocheport
Jodi Pfefferkorn and Scott Mansker are the hosts of Rivermiles.
"This is Rivermiles"
film clips and presentation by Jodi Pfefferkorn, Flaming Fiddle Productions
Step out of the cold and join us for a special evening of clips and behind-the-scenes stories from the PBS documentary series "Rivermiles". Local filmmaker Jodi Pfefferkorn and Missouri River 340 organizer Scott Mansker take you on a tour of some great Missouri River places, and teach you a thing or two along the way.
7:00 p.m. - Tues. Dec. 13, 2011
lower floor of the
Les Bourgeois Vineyards Bistro
in Rocheport, MO
(directions below)
Presentation is FREE and open to the public! Click here for flier (pdf)
Come early to purchase a great dinner upstairs at the Bistro!
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