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Large swathes of the county were affected by two natural disasters that struck in 1900 and 1930. The first was the massive tornado that struck Brinkley on March 8, 1909. It destroyed everything within its path, from approximately five miles southwest to Brinkley, to about ten miles north of it. Thirty-five people were killed and more than 200 were injured. Nearly all buildings in the city were destroyed or damaged. The Flood of 1927, which occurred along the White River and quickly covered most of the lower county settlements, was second. The Clarendon levee system that protected Clarendon collapsed on April 20th. Soon, Clarendon was submerged in twenty feet of water.
Monroe County residents joined other Americans in helping to fund the war effort during World War I by purchasing war bonds, planting victory gardens, and raising money for Red Cross. Clarendon citizens raised $237.89 in 1917 to pay for a silver service on the battleship Arkansas. In early December 1917, Navy recruitment parties were held at Clarendon and Brinkley to raise 1,000 men as quickly as possible.
The formation of the Dale Bumpers White River National Wildlife Reserve was a result of conservation movements that began in the 1920s. The White River Refuge and Sheffield Nelson Dagmar Wildlife Management Area encompass approximately 22,100 acres in Monroe County. A portion of the county is also part of the Cache River National Wilderness Refuge.
