Healthy Rivers Partnership

11/20/2025

03/08/2025

Are you dreaming of warmer days filled with adventures in around the water? So are we. Come join us to clean-up our waterways so we can do just that. The above poster has all of the information that you need. If you do need more information, please do not hesitate to reach out. See you there!

03/01/2025

We are very excited and honored to present the Big Muddy Speaker Series in Kansas City! Below is all the information you need for the event on March 1st. Stay tuned as we will be having one every month.

02/10/2023

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Be kind to the Missouri River.
The little things DO count.
Little Blue River Watershed Coalition
Project Blue River Rescue
MR340
Stream Teams United
KC Environmental
Kansas City

01/11/2023

Watch it go BOOM!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vzIdc5pA3jI&t=11s
Flatland
Stream Teams United
KC Environmental
Little Blue River Watershed Coalition
Project Blue River Rescue

12/06/2022

12/05/2022

Please visit and follow our other pages for event updates and water info in the Kansas City region!

Little Blue River Watershed Coalition

Project Blue River Rescue

12/05/2022

If you've struggled with the soil in your yard, you're not alone! Soil challenges are a common complaint:

The clay soils of the Midwest are relics of the sea floor sediments that have been exposed for hundreds of millions of years. These soils are tightly compacted and drained of nutrients. For this reason, rainfall doesn’t pe*****te very far and surface applied fertilizers mostly run off with the rain.

Two things you can do to improve your soil:

Add Compost: Compost improves soil and plant health, helps your soil retain moisture, and helps increase the organisms in the soil.You can add compost to your lawn with a spreader, place it around trees to the edge of the tree canopy; and add compost in your garden beds before you plant in the Spring.

Improve Aeration: Aeration is the key to getting the soil in good shape. The bacteria, fungi and all the other living things in soil need to breath like every other kind of creature. Opening up the soil can be as simple as renting a machine called a core aerator. This machine cuts and lifts out cylinders from the yard. Getting the air into the soil alone is a good idea but adding compost to the holes is even better. Compost is known for loosening the soil and getting it deep within the core holes is perfect.

Pick up some compost at any of our five locations. Learn more at https://www.missouriorganic.com/compost.

12/02/2022

A RED river?? Click below to find out
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7wkujTfF8j8&t=508s
Little Blue River Watershed Coalition
Project Blue River Rescue

12/02/2022

If you are having difficulty registering online, you can contact the phone registration vendor at 1.888.283.0364. Event call center hours are M-F 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. This phone number is for event registration only.