Even though we thought we'd have an opportunity to clean the Upper River on Friday, May 31st, Mother Nature had other plans. The river level was too high for us to accomplish the task. But, save the date, Friday, July 19, for another attempt! We will try either for Upper…
Read more...Buffalo National River Partners presents, “Getting to Know Your National Parks: Isle Royale,” Tuesday, June 25, 5:30 p.m. at Boone County Library. Caven Clark, Chief of Resources and Education for Buffalo National River continues the series of another of the 400 parks in the National Park System. His presentation will focus on…
Read more...Storytellers in the Park: Tales from the Buffalo Joe Doster, Storyteller Blacksmithing Demonstration Saturday, June 15, 6:30 p.m. When immigrants came to the settle along the Buffalo, they had to be quite resourceful. There were no stores from which to purchase items so most often these needs were met…
Read more...Buffalo National River Partners welcomes Mike Simpson, Buffalo National River Interpretive Ranger, who will present "Canary in the Coal Mine,” at the Boone County Library, May 28, 5:30 p.m. This program is designed to open a dialogue on the emotional topic of climate change, to explain the basic recipe for the…
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The Partners formed because of common interests in the Buffalo River. Our purposes, as stated in our mission statement, are dedicated to the promotion, appreciation, preservation and protection of the Buffalo River. The goals of the Partners are to provide volunteer and financial resources to Buffalo National River which will assist with a variety of projects to enhance facilities, improve visitor experiences and preserve the unique natural and cultural features of the Buffalo National River. Additionally, the Partners raise funds for specific projects and programs that assist the National Park Service, provide a variety of volunteer opportunities and promote responsible use of Buffalo National River.
The Partners rely on the generosity of public and private corporations, though memberships and donations from private foundations and organizations interested in the preservation and enhancement of our national parks.
For those of us who have discovered the quiet splendor of the place called the Buffalo National River, the river and surrounding Ozarks have become the places we visit to enjoy nature, recreate and experience tranquility. The discoveries here are exemplary, and no matter how often you visit this unique area, you find new memories to take home. Many lives have been touched by the majesty of this river, creating a strong desire to see this wonderful place preserved for all generations to enjoy.
There is a lot of work to be done to conserve and enhance this valuable resource, and the National Park Service needs your help. We welcome you to join us in showing support for the park through membership in the Buffalo National River Partners, Inc. Your contributions will be used to carry out projects that will provide preservation of cultural and natural resources along with providing a wide range of recreational activities.