Super Fund Project Proposals for calendar year 2010 were approved by the state board on 1/10/10. A list of those projects and programs is below. Summary of 2009 super fund expenditures.

2010 Approved Projects
2010 Your Superfund At Work

If you are interested in applying for a super fund grant, contact your RD or the Regional Biologist. The application form (below) will remain the same for 2011. Although the the call for proposals guiding project development may change some pending board approval in September 2010, the guidelines for submission will be the same as well. Contact Regionl Biologist John Burk if you need help developing a project and submit completed applications to John Burk via email no later than mid-November 2010 (jburk@nwtf.net). Please use this form when submitting your request or provide the information requested on this form in your proposal.
Superfund Proposal Form Document
Superfund Call For Proposals 2010

Equipment purchases made with super fund monies from 2004-2009, availability of equipment to public, and impact where reported.
Equipment Project Contact

Summary of 2009 super fund expenditures.
2009 Project Summary
2009 Your Superfund At Work

Photographs of ongoing Super Fund Projects show examples of the kind of work being accomplished by your super fund dollars. In 2009, 3 projects were approved by the board that provide cost share assistance to landowners in SWMO, NEMO, and central Missouri. With these projects, $11,100 of super fund money was matched with $12,600 of Bobwhite Quail Costs Share grant money through MDC and QU to increase the private landowners ability to conduct important habitat improvement projects like fescue conversion to NWSG, timber stand improvement, and prescribed burning.

MDC crew rests after completing a 700 acre site preperation burn for a $6,000 super fund project matched with $7,200 of Missouri Bird Conservation Initiative money that will enable 140 acres of open woodland management on Whetstone Creek Conservation Area improving nesting and brood rearing habitat.

Students in the Willow Springs School District are 1 of 4 schools in 2009 that will enjoy archery as part of their physical education experience thanks to the super fund. In addition to the $5,000 that that state chapter contributes at the state level to administer the National Archery in the Schools program, $5,000 helped purchase the equipment needed to implement the program in the Mexico, Hannibal, Willow Springs, and Salem School systems.

Fesue Spray

Springcreek

Burn

Whetstone

NASP

The Missouri Strategic Plan is available for download by following this link MO Synopsis.