JEFFERSON CITY – The Missouri Disabled Sportsmean was one of several groups receving $1,000 Risberg grants during the recent Conservation Federation of Missouri affiliate luncheon.
“We’re honored and humbled to receive the funding and can’t thanks CFM enough for their continued support of Missouri based non-profits that are making a positive impact on our state and natural resources,” an official with the organization stated, adding “Congratulations to all the other Risberg Grant recipients also, it’s well deserved!”
“We’re thrilled to announce the recipients of the David Risberg Memorial Affiliate Grants, awarded by the Conservation Federation of Missouri (CFM) in honor of the late David A. Risberg. These grants empower CFM-affiliated organizations to make a tangible impact on conservation within our great state,” A CFM official stated as he listed the recipients.
Capital City Fly Fishers
Dark Sky Missouri
Duckhorn Outdoors Adventures
Forest and Woodland Association of Missouri
Greater Ozarks Audubon Society
James River Basin Partnership
Lake of the Ozark Watershed
Mid Missouri Prescribed Burn
Missouri Disabled Sportsmen
Missouri Environmental Education
Missouri Grouse Chapter of Quail and Upland Wildlife Federation
Missouri Hunting Heritage Federation
Missouri Prairie Foundation
Missouri River Bird Observatory
Missouri Stream Team Watershed Coalition
National Wild Turkey Federation
Outdoor Skills of America
Ozark Fly Fishers
Ozark Trail Association
St. Louis Audubon Society
Student Air Program:
The Open Space Council for the St. Louis region
Wild Bird Rehabilitation
Wild Souls Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation
wildHERness
World Bird Sanctuary
“These organizations exemplify dedication, passion, and a commitment to safeguarding Missouri’s natural heritage. We’re proud to support their impactful projects funded through the Risberg endowment. Thank you for being part of our conservation community! Together, we create a brighter, greener future,” the official concluded.