Great Rivers Partnership - Mississippi River: Contact Information

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More About the Floodplain

Restoring Connections for People
and Nature

Consequences of Altering the River’s
Flood Pulse

Download a copy of the entire brochure: The Mississippi River and Its Floodplain: Restoring Connections for People and Nature [2.70MB PDF].

This publication is made possible by the generous support of Caterpillar Inc. through a gift from its Foundation to establish the Great Rivers Partnership in 2005.

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The Nature Conservancy in Arkansas
601 North University Avenue
Little Rock, AR 72205
tel: (501) 663-6699
fax: (501) 663-8332

The Nature Conservancy in Illinois
8 South Michigan Avenue
Suite 900
Chicago, IL 60603
tel: (312) 580-2100
fax: (312) 346-5606

The Nature Conservancy in Iowa
303 Locust Street
Suite 402
Des Moines, IA 50309
tel: (515) 244-5044
fax: (515) 244-8890

The Nature Conservancy in Kentucky
642 West Main Street
Lexington, KY 40508
tel: (859) 259-9655
fax: (859) 259-9678

The Nature Conservancy in Louisiana
721 Government Street
Suite 200
Baton Rouge, LA 70802
tel: (225) 338-1040
fax: (225) 338-0103

The Nature Conservancy in Minnesota
1101 West River Parkway
Suite 200
Minneapolis, MN 55415
tel: (612) 331-0750
fax: (612) 331-0770

The Nature Conservancy in Mississippi
405 Briarwood Drive
Suite 101
Jackson, MS 39206
tel: (601) 713-3355
fax: (601) 982-9499

The Nature Conservancy in Missouri
2800 South Brentwood Boulevard
St. Louis, MO 63144
tel: (314) 968-1105
fax: (314) 968-3659

The Nature Conservancy in Tennessee
2021 21st Avenue, South
Suite C-400
Nashville, TN 37212
tel: (615) 383-9909
fax: (615) 383-9717

The Nature Conservancy in Wisconsin
633 West Main Street
Madison, WI 53703
tel: (608) 251-8140
fax: (608) 251-8535