Missouri Conservation Corps
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| Abbreviation | MCC |
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| Formation | April 2021 |
| Headquarters | Jefferson City, Missouri |
Project Director | Stephen Bybee |
| Website | https://missouriconservationcorps.org |
Missouri Conservation Corps (MCC) is a nonprofit organization local to Columbia, Missouri that works on cutting bush honeysuckle growing in Kiwanis Park.
History
The Missouri Conservation Corps started as a volunteer effort to cut and remove bush honeysuckle from Kiwanis Park. Before the MCC was formed, a now-MCC board member lived across the street from the park, who had been working to remove the honeysuckle.[2]
Kiwanis Park restoration
The MCC (Missouri Conservation Corps) has been removing bush honeysuckle from Kiwanis Park since their first official workday in April 2021, which drew over 30 volunteers.[2] In October 2023, the MCC held their second annual native planting using trees and shrubs from Forest ReLeaf of Missouri.[3]
References
- ↑ MCC Board https://missouriconservationcorps.org/mcc-board
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 "Kiwanis Park Restoration Efforts with Missouri Conservation Corps | Columbia Audubon Society". www.columbia-audubon.org. Retrieved 2025-03-12.
- ↑ "Second Annual Forest ReLeaf Tree Planting in Kiwanis Park". missouriconservationcorps.org. Retrieved 2025-03-13.
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