Conservation Federation of Missouri!

The following are responses to the 2012 resolutions.  Click to view the individual response.

Us Department of the Interior, National Park Service

City of Columbia

Missouri State Parks

Missouri Department of Transportation

Natural Resources Conservation Service

Ronald D. Oesch

Support CFM now, with every trip to Schnucks!

I certainly hope that each of you have had the opportunity to enjoy some time outdoors this spring and I am excited to make you aware of a program that will allow you to support the Conservation Federation of Missouri (CFM) each time you make a trip to Schnucks Markets. 

Schnucks has accepted CFM as a preferred giving recipient in conjunction with it's eScrip charitable gift program.  Many CFM members already shop at one of the over 50 Schnucks locations in the Columbia, Jefferson City and greater St. Louis areas of Missouri and if you are not already doing so, we hope you would consider it in the future if it's convenient to do so.  Enrollment in the eScrip program is very easy and takes only a few minutes of your time, allows you to designate CFM as the recipient of up to 3% of your monthly purchases, and participation in the program includes no additional costs.

MEADVILLE, MO - April 18, 2012 - For George Seek, it is easy to make the connection between wildlife habitat in Alaska's National Petroleum Reserve and wildfowl that migrate through The Show-Me State. He knows good numbers of the wildlife - mostly waterfowl and shorebirds - that nest in the Reserve show up in Missouri each fall. That makes the Reserve's habitat vital to a resource connected to Missouri's outdoorsmen and women.

The Bureau of Land Management is seeking public comment on several options to allow oil and gas drilling and exploration within the Reserve. The Reserve contains vital habitat for waterfowl, songbirds, shorebirds, caribou and many other species of wildlife. Many of the waterfowl and bird species migrate through Missouri each year.