GRHA

Great Rivers Habitat Alliance (GRHA) was founded in 2000 to protect the commercial development of the 100-year Confluence Floodplain through policy, protection, conservation, public awareness and education. GRHA is committed to protecting public and private land in the Confluence for their best use: agriculture and wildlife. Despite the many benefits to wildlife and people, 90% of the Confluence floodplain wetlands have been altered or lost. Development and flooding continue to be the greatest threats to natural and agricultural habitats. To address, GRHA collaborates with partners to restore wetlands and to protect their conservation, flood storage and habitat values in perpetuity by teaming up with farmers, duck clubs, and other land stewards to protect land and land-use practices important to wildlife, waterfowl and people. An example of that effort is GRHA's partnership with Ducks Unlimited in securing donated conservation easements to protect private lands in perpetuity... Our..

Also known as: Great Rivers Habitat Alliance

Primary location: St. Louis United States