Resources and links to more information

For more books, visit the St. Louis county libraries! You can find their web page by clicking here.

In the July 2001 Issue of Young Saint Louis.com, we visited:

• River City Films, a local start-up film company: http://www.rivercityfilms.com
• The Missouri Historical Society: http://www.mohistory.org
• the Saint Louis Science Center: http://www.slsc.org
• the Department of Natural Resources website at www.mostateparks.com
• Gateway PGA is an association of golf professionals who are trained at the highest level to provide services, activities and benefits for golfers of all ages and abilities: http://www.gatewaypga.org

In the June 2001 Issue of Young Saint Louis.com, we visited:

• the Muny, which is the nation's oldest and largest outdoor theater: http://www.muny.com
• the Opera Theater of St. Louis: http://www.opera-stl.org
• the National Council of Garden Clubs: http://www.gardenclub.org
• the Saint Louis County parks system: http://www.St-LouisCountyParks.com
• the Saint Louis Science Center: http://www.slsc.org
• the Amateur Athletic Union, a non-profit volunteer organization dedicated to the promotion and development of amateur sports and physical fitness: http://www.aausports.org. The Ozark region AAU website is at http://www.myteam.com/go/ozaau.

In the May 2001 Issue of Young Saint Louis.com, we visited:

• the Katy Trail State Park: http://www.katytrailstatepark.com
• the Missouri Department of Conservation: http://www.conservation.state.mo.us
• the Gifted Resource Council, which helps bright and talented children achieve their potential: http://www.cybam.com/grc
• the Jatun Sacha research station in Ecuador, where they study the tropical rain forest: http://www.jatunsacha.org
• the St. Louis Tracker Club, which sponsors such things as bird-watching, tracking, archery, "matchless" fire-making, "debris" shelter-making, basketry and pottery: http://www.geocities.com/track_stl