Building a Natural Legacy in Boone County
Published: September 10, 2013
Original Presentation by Roger Still, Greenbelt Land Trust
Tuesday, September 10, 2013
The Greenbelt Land Trust, in partnership with a long list of local partners and agencies, is developing ideas to highlight and preserve the “Natural Legacy” of Boone County. The Missouri River is of course a major connective tissue throughout the concept. Current director Roger Still shared some of the ideas generated so far and think about what future connections are waiting to happen.
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Resources and Links
Here’s a few links to natural resource and cultural gems in Boone County adjacent to the Missouri River
- Rocheport, Mo (or here)
- Les Bourgeois Bistro
- Overton Bottoms Unit of the Big Muddy National Fish & Wildlife Refuge (actually in Cooper and Moniteau Counties)
- Katy Trail State Park
- Rocheport Cave Conservation Area
- Manitou Rock Paintings at Torbett Spring
- Katfish Katy’s Campgrounds, Store and Boat Ramp
- Eagle Bluffs Conservation Area
- Cooper’s Landing Campgrounds Store and Marina
- Plowboy Bend Conservation Area (Moniteau County)
- Marion Bottoms Conservation Area (Cole County)
- Hart Creek Conservation Area
The Big Muddy Speaker Series in Rocheport
was hosted by Missouri River Relief, Friends of Big Muddy, the Big Muddy National Fish & Wildlife Refuge and the Columbia Fish & Wildlife Conservation Office (USFWS).
