Co-Sponsors List
OACC is organized and run by volunteers. It is not a money-making event for any individual or organization, and we have always been committed to keeping our fees as low as possible.
Co-Sponsors are the key to keeping our rates affordable.
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This oak-pine-hickory forest is located in the Bryant Creek Watershed and is managed using eco-forestry methods oriented toward improving the health of the forest. -
Working to protect and preserve the pristine qualities of our first national river.
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Increasing appreciation of the natural beauty of the plants and people of the Ozarks
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Renaissance Books & Gifts specializes in crystals and stones, sterling jewelry, aromatherapy and essential oils, candles, incense, posters, greeting cards, statuary, clothing, yoga mats...
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More than 50 Years of Grassroots, Ecological Eye-Opening work on behalf of bioregionalism
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With our roots in astronomy software development, our expertise in telescope control, and our growing experience with small spacecraft missions, the sky is truly...
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Our organizational purpose is to protect land / water / air and all living things; and to encourage a healthy cultural / social /...
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Hawk Hill located in the Bryant Creek Watershed of the Missouri Ozarks and is a member of the Ozark Land Trust.
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Entrepreneurs finding simple, alternative, sustainable solutions
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Doug & Cathy Strubel live in the Little Mulberry Watershed at Lick Branch Settlement in Oark, Arkansas.
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Offering consulting services in real estate, sustainable building, and green building education in the Ozarks
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David Haenke is a cofounder of the Ozark Area Community Congress, and retired steward of Alford Forest. This photo was taken during the drought...
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TOP focuses on education, especially regarding healthy soil and native plants.
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The nationally accredited Ozark Land Trust celebrated its 40th Anniversary in 2024, and is still going strong. OLT protects over 32,000 acres of lands...
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Martin Turner is known to OACC participants for the fluid Tai Chi lessons he offers at the yearly gatherings. He supports OACC with his...
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Peaceworks is a grassroots, membership-based educational non-profit that works on sustainability, climate action, peace and justice. In addition to our educational/activist efforts we also...
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Dedicated to the responsible management of Pioneer Forest as a working demonstration of renewable resource use compatible with the long-term carrying capacity and health...
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Noelle Callaway, cook extraordinaire, supports the yearly OACC gathering with home-cooked meals for the entire gathering.
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Karie is co-organizing the 11th Turtle Island Bioregional Congress happening just before OACC 47 this year.
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At Jones Hill Ranch we grow happy and healthy pigs on rotating woodland pasture from start to finish
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Dianna Bryant homesteads on 80 acres raising grass fed and finished belted galloway cattle. She also has an apple orchard featuring Missouri Pippin apples...
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Retired commercial grape grower, Joyce McMurtrey fell in love with the 1970’s vibe and the Chautauqua-of-the-Ozarks experience of OACC and participates annually with her...
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Home to the David Haenke Collection on Applied Ecocentrism. A special collections rep will be at OACC to talk about how to research with...
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Building Integrity, LLC manufactures Strawbale Insulated Panels, and builds high performance buildings. These are energy efficient, capture Carbon, and use natural materials in the...
Program & General Schedule
OACC 47 planned activities and presentations