Events

Presentation by Emily Young, Advocacy Outreach Coordinator, Stream Teams United, for Missouri River Relief’s Big Muddy Speaker Series, hosted in St Charles by Greenway Network.7 p.m. presentation (6 p.m. Social […]

THIS EVENT IS CANCELED due to extreme temperature ...was to assist the residents of the Academy - Sherman Park community in St Louis with continued tornado and trash clean up. […]

Big Medicine: York Outdoors, for Missouri River Relief’s Big Muddy Speaker Series, hosted in St Charles County by Greenway Network.7 p.m. presentation (6 p.m. Social Hour)Bike Stop Cafe, 701 S […]

Greenway Network’s 2026 Team Leader Academy will be hosted by the Missouri Department of Conservation’s Stream Team at the Beyond Housing Headquarters in North St Louis County on February 28, […]

Big Trails, Big Rivers, presentation by Brett Dufur, Author, for Missouri River Relief’s Big Muddy Speaker Series, hosted in St Charles County by Greenway Network.7 p.m. presentation (6 p.m. Social […]

Join the community of Academy Sherman Park to continue working on the clean up they started in January. We will gather on Hodiamont Tracks between Clarendon and Kingshighway. Check-in starts […]

Join the Missouri Paddling Coalition on Tuesday, March 24, 6-8pm, at Alpine Shop Kirkwood for Al-Pint Night. Al-Pint Nights are a monthly happy hour series where good beer meets good causes. For $10, you […]

TIRES! presented by Kent Schmidt and Cathysue Smick for the Big Muddy Speaker Series, hosted in St. Charles County by Greenway Network -- 7:00p.m. presentation (6:00p.m. social hour) at Bike Stop Cafe, 701 S Riverside Drive, St. Charles, MO 63301 (Ken Kamper's presentation about Daniel Boone will be rescheduled.)  Please join us to hear from […]

Join hundreds of volunteers to work together in picking up tons of litter along our rivers and streams. Greenway Network partners with eight municipalities to host cleanup sites. Use the links below to register for the cleanup event in your area! St. Charles City St. Charles County Lake Saint Louis City of O’Fallon  City of […]

cross-post from Forest ReLeaf:  O’Fallon Park, once known for its mature trees and rolling hills, was hit hard by the May 16 tornado and lost 350 trees in the storm. Replanting in O’Fallon Park represents an essential layer of the broader recovery effort, restoring environmental infrastructure and community pride in a historic and culturally significant […]