Bush Honeysuckle
Invasive Bush Honeysuckle is taking over urban areas and Missouri woodlands. It is strangling native plants and trees and limiting access to our creeks and streams.
More than 20 St. Louis area organizations and businesses are partnering to bring focus to the connection between water and the health of our lands, people and economies. Launched in the spring of 2014, the initiative focuses on why water matters and what individuals can do to protect the health of our water.
Invasive Bush Honeysuckle is taking over urban areas and Missouri woodlands. It is strangling native plants and trees and limiting access to our creeks and streams.
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Funded in part by
Ameren
Missouri American Water
Missouri Water Infrastructure Partnership
MSD Project Clear
And in partnership with
OneSTL and The Nature Conservancy
Nine PBS
The Nature Conservancy
Audubon Missouri
The Boeing Company
Conservation Federation of Missouri
Deer Creek Watershed Alliance
Ducks Unlimited
East-West Gateway Council of Governments
Gateway to GREEN at Grant's Farm
Great Rivers Greenway
Great Rivers Habitat Alliance
Katy Land Trust
Litzinger Road Ecology Center
Magnificent Missouri
Metro Water Infrastructure Partnership
Missouri American Water
Missouri Botanical Garden
Missouri Coalition for the Environment
Missouri Department of Conservation
Missouri Department of Natural Resources
Missouri Prairie Foundation
Missouri Sierra Club
Missouri Stream Team Watershed Coalition
Missouri Votes Conservation
MSD Project Clear ©
Open Space Council for the St. Louis Region
Ozark Regional Land Trust
River Des Peres Watershed Coalition
Roeslein Alternative Energy
St. Louis Confluence Riverkeepers