The Friends of the Missouri National Recreational River (FOMNRR) is a non-profit coalition that offers a forum for a wide array of sources to promote the wellbeing and connectivity of the river. The FOMNRR is a setting for federal, state and local government representatives, conservation organizations, landowners, citizens at large and other stakeholders to share and exchange information on a suite of topics. Sharing joint interests and ties to the river, members of FOMNRR discuss and promote ideas ranging from tourism, to increased access, current issues and concerns and beyond.
FOMNRR shares a common respect and appreciation for the river’s natural and cultural integrity. The river holds diverse meanings in the individual lives of those who know it, and collectively it unites them. FOMNRR brings people together as advocates for the river—both today and tomorrow.
The mission of the Friends of the Missouri National Recreational River is to build awareness, enhance and advocate for the scenic, recreational, fish and wildlife, ecological, geological, cultural/historical values and economic and recreational opportunities of the Missouri River, a component of the National Wild and Scenic Rivers System.
Find your way through a brief snapshot of the Missouri National Recreational River.
Courtesy of NPS.gov
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