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You’re listening to It’s in Our Nature, the podcast that celebrates the connections between people and nature, with host, Adam McLane, The Nature Conservancy’s Missouri state director. For more information visit nature.org/missouri

Podcast · By The Nature Conservancy in Missouri · English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Aug 20, 2026

    Birding in the Ozarks (opens the original)

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    Join Adam McLane and U.S. Forest Service wildlife biologist Justan Blair for a conversation about the birds of Missouri's Mark Twain National Forest and the stories they tell about the landscape around us. From the birds that first sparked Justan's passion for wildlife to the species biologists monitor to gauge ecosystem health, this episode explores how birds provide a unique window into the condition of our forests. Whether you're an experienced birder, a casual nature lover, or someone who's

  2. Episode · Jul 20, 2026

    Agroforestry Along the Missouri River (opens the original)

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    What can the past teach us about the future of farming, conservation, and healthy rivers? In this episode of It’s in Our Nature , host Adam McLane sits down with Zack Miller of The Nature Conservancy and Hannah Hemmelgarn of the University of Missouri Center for Agroforestry to discuss agroforestry along the Missouri River. Together, they explore the rich history of the Missouri River floodplain, how human activity transformed this landscape over time, and why agroforestry—a land management appr

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