Maybe if we take care of the present, the future will be able to take care of itself. Organizations such as the Missouri Prairie Foundation, Open Space Council, Scenic Missouri and Gateway Trailnet promote preservation of rivers, natural lands and parks, trails, native plants, wildlife, waste reduction, recycling, energy conservation, outdoor activities, environmental education and clean air and water. While varied in size, focus and method, all work in Missouri to improve the environment. There are 21 other State Environmental Funds already flourishing in the United States, and Washington State's is in its seventh year. Environmental Funds seek to increase support for their member organizations through participation in workplace charitable giving, and access to existing payroll-deduction giving programs.
Workplace giving campaigns are among the most efficient forms of fundraising.
The Greenbelt Coalition is excited by the possibilities ahead, and hopes to learn and benefit, both by liaison with other members, and by volunteering in the Fund's activities. Call 442-1481 for information on Saturday programs. New Haven Rd. The common Nighthawk, which though common, is not a hawk. It belongs to the Family Caprimulgidae, also known as Goatsuckers or Nightjars.