Upcoming in St. Charles, Mo.
Missouri Stream Teams – 29 Years Watching our Waters
Panel discussion with Stream Team leaders Mary Culler and Steve Nagle
This panel discussion will bring together some of our statewide water conservation leaders to discuss some of the innovative work Stream Teams are doing in our city and across the state.
Missouri Stream Team volunteer Darlene Haun works around the state to help monitor the water quality of our streams.
Panel Discussion with Mary Culler and Steve Nagle
Wednesday, May 9, 2018
6. p.m. Social Hour at Big A’s on the Riverfront
7:00 p.m. Presentation
At Big A’s on the Riverfront (in the back room)
308 N Main St. – St Charles, MO
(directions below)
Presentation is FREE and open to the public!
Hosted by Greenway Network
The Missouri Stream Team Program brings together government resources and expertise with citizen passion and dedication to protect and improve the public waters of our state. From river clean-ups and stream restoration to water quality monitoring and education (and more!), Missouri Stream Teams are a model for citizen involvement nationwide.
This panel discussion will bring together some of our statewide water conservation leaders to discuss some of the innovative work Stream Teams are doing in our city and across the state. We’ll be joined by Mary Culler, Executive Director for Stream Teams United; and Steve Nagel, former Director of the River Des Peres Watershed Coalition.
Mary Culler was hired in February as the new Executive Director of Stream Teams United. Stream Teams United is a statewide Coalition of Stream Team Watershed Associations. So it’s a coalition of coalitions! Stream Teams United supports the Missouri Stream Team program and helps Stream Teams coordinate on statewide projects, share resources and advocate for our waters and streams. They also organize the 100 mile Paddle MO adventure on the Missouri River. Mary was previously one of the Our Missouri Waters coordinators with the Department of Natural Resources, a watershed program that was defunded by the current administration.
Steve Nagle has been a leader in conservation in St. Louis and statewide for many years. He is the recently retired Director for the River des Peres Watershed Coalition, former President of the Missouri Parks Association, and former President of the St. Louis Open Space Council. Steve is also retired Director of Community Planning at the East-West Gateway Council of Governments.
Please come join us for an evening of discussions on our state’s watersheds with some of our state’s leaders.
Directions
To Big A’s on the Riverfront, our host for the Speaker Series.
To get there from I-70
- Take I-70 to exit 229B – the 5th St. Exit
- Merge onto 5th St. headed north toward St. Charles.
- After about 1 mile, turn right on Monroe St.
- Turn left onto N. Main St.
- Big A’s will be on your right (308 N. Main St.) Additional parking is available in the rear.
- View on Google Maps.
The Big Muddy Speakers Series in St. Charles
is hosted by these wonderful partners:
All speakers are presenting for free and Big A’s is sharing the space for free! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with all of us!
The Big Muddy Speaker Series also takes place monthly in Rocheport and Kansas City.
A special thank you to Greg Poleski of Greenway Network for making this happen!
The views and opinions expressed by our presenters do not necessarily reflect the view or policies of Greenway Network, the Big Muddy Speaker Series or any of the partners that support this public forum. The Big Muddy Speaker Series believes that hearing diverse perspectives is a crucial building block for an informed public.
