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Family Field Day 2022 As part of the Land Learning Foundation’s mission to bring education opportunities to people of all ages, the Foundation hosted the Exploring Nature Family Field Day on September 10th. Nearly 100 adults and kids participated in this event on a beautiful day

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Land Learning Foundation recently accepted a gift of two forested tracts on Joachim Creek near its confluence with the Mississippi River in Herculaneum, Missouri. The donation from Doe Run Resources Corporation of approximately 102 acres of forested bottomland and wetland was part of

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Meeting with St. Louis University WATER Institute Experts This past August, LLF Biologist Katie Wiesehan and LLF partners from the Midwest Waters Initiative and Riverlaw.Org, met with scientists from the WATER Institute of Saint Louis University to discuss potential collaboration to a

LLF Illinois Mitigation Program US Army Corps Authorizes In-Lieu Fee Instrument Clean Water Act 404 Mitigation Four Southwestern Illinois Watersheds LL Foundation has been approved to work in 4 ecological drainage units in southwest Illinois! The US Army Corps of Engineers approved th

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The latest special edition of the Land Learning Foundation newsletter is here! See below to read about the Cuivre River Project, Labadie Bottoms, Elk River, a trash clean up on a tributary to the Whitewater River , and how LLF is expanding into Illinois and Iowa! Click on each page to

Trash Clean Up In December 2020, LL Foundation cleaned up trash along a tributary to the Upper Whitewater River. The tributary led to our project site on the Whitewater River, which you can view HERE. There were hundreds of illegally discarded tires in an don the banks of the creek. L