President Thomas Jefferson engineered the purchase of Louisiana from the French (800,000 square miles for 15 million dollars) ...

Brad Winn, site superintendent since 2001, has helped the Lewis and Clark State Historic Site attract 100,000 visitors each ...

Today's guest botanist Rick McCourt tells the story of Lewis and Clark's collection of plant samples that went on a wild ...

The Academy of Natural Sciences has safeguarded 222 pressed plants since the 19th century, with plans to display specimens in ...

Meriwether Lewis and William Clark and their forty-three fellow explorers headed west up the Missouri River, bound for the west coast. As they met a succession of different Native ...

Before breaking their winter camp to resume their journey up the Missouri River, Lewis and Clark pack their journals and various specimens—including antelope hides, rabbit skeletons ...

Becky Cooper's career experience encompasses all realms of visitor services including interpretation, education, volunteers, ...

Just upstream from Giant Springs State Park, the Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center blends into the sandstone bluffs like a smooth Cubist sculpture seamlessly matched to the Missouri River landscape.

The Upper Missouri River Breaks National Monument offers ... river access to some of the most unique geological features noted in the Lewis and Clark Expedition journals, permits for commercial ...