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Oct 31, 2026

Meg Haywood SullivanGUEST
31:28
And so I, I had this moment in grad school.
Meg Haywood SullivanGUEST
31:32
I was like, okay, Conservation is critically underfunded.
Meg Haywood SullivanGUEST
31:36
We're losing species super fast.
Meg Haywood SullivanGUEST
31:39
People get apathetic.
Doug LaddGUEST
18:59
A lot of our earliest acquisitions were a series of prairies.
Doug LaddGUEST
19:02
We had no management capabilities at the time, so we were good at land acquisition, and we would then lease them typically to the Department of Conservation for management.
Doug LaddGUEST
19:12
And a lot of the prairies in southwest Missouri today, even though they're no longer within Nature Conservancy ownership, they may be managed by the Missouri Prairie Foundation or Department of Conservation, They started out as Nature Conservancy acquisitions.
Doug LaddGUEST
19:26
So there was an awareness of prairie, but it was relatively unfocused.
Doug LaddGUEST
19:30
Prairie was known to be rare, and any time a prairie came up, there was an attempt maybe to purchase it if it was of significant size or to get it into conservation ownership.
Adam McLaneHOST
22:56
et cetera, as this evolving tool that we continue to use, not just here in Missouri, but much more broadly throughout all of the Nature Conservancy.
Adam McLaneHOST
23:05
I think it's a useful tool in the toolkit.
Adam McLaneHOST
23:07
Do you remember how that came to be, the Conservation Buyer Fund in the Ozarks?
Adam McLaneHOST
0:58
But as we wrapped up, one theme kept coming up.
Adam McLaneHOST
1:01
Conservation is ultimately about people, people who take a chance, the people who share a vision, the people who dedicate their lives to something bigger than themselves.
Adam McLaneHOST
1:09
So in this episode, we're going to spend some time talking about people, maybe some memorable moments from Doug's decades in the field, and what all of that can teach us as we look ahead into the next 70 years.
Adam McLaneHOST
1:20
Doug, you ready for part two here? Yes.

40 MINS LATER

Adam McLaneHOST
41:49
On November 2nd, 1976, momentum shifted.
Adam McLaneHOST
41:53
Missouri voters approved, via constitutional amendment, the first dedicated sales tax for conservation in the United States.
Adam McLaneHOST
41:59
This one-eighth of 1% sales tax established dedicated funding for Missouri's Department of Conservation.
Adam McLaneHOST
42:05
For every $8 spent on taxable items, one penny would go to conservation efforts.
Johnny MacHOST
0:01
Welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to the Soul Seekers podcast, where we believe that hunting has the power to transform lives through primal adventure as we share our mission of mentorship is conservation.
Johnny MacHOST
0:11
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0:21
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Johnny MacHOST
2:15
That's H-U-X-W-R-X.com. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to another episode of the Soul Seekers Podcast.
Johnny MacHOST
2:21
I'm your host, Johnny Mac.
Johnny MacHOST
2:23
Today's episode, we're talking conservation.
Johnny MacHOST
2:25
We're talking community.
Johnny MacHOST
2:27
We're talking about actually getting involved and supporting what you love beyond carrying a gun or a bow out in the field and actually getting action going in your local community.
speaker_1HOST
4:02
Brazil advances global forest fund as investors signal support.
speaker_0HOST
4:06
Brazil is pushing forward with an international forest financing initiative designed to make conservation economically rewarding.
speaker_0HOST
4:14
Launched in November 2025, the Tropical Forests.
speaker_0HOST
4:18
Forever Facility aims to mobilize 125 billion American dollars through public and private investment.
Ghillean PranceGUEST
40:41
Arosha.
Ghillean PranceGUEST
40:43
That is Christians in Conservation.
Ghillean PranceGUEST
40:47
It is a Christian organization that is trying to show that we need to take care of God's creation.
Ghillean PranceGUEST
40:57
It was founded by an Anglican minister, Peter Harris, and Arosha now works in more than 20 different countries.
Tina CesaroniHOST
0:33
Kevin Kavanagh is the owner of South Coast Gardens and Consulting in St. Williams, Ontario.
Tina CesaroniHOST
0:41
This episode is filled with stories from his early life in Quebec, working summers in bogs and wetlands propagating blueberries, to fundraising and advocacy work while at the University of Toronto with the Botany Conservation Group.
Tina CesaroniHOST
0:56
Kevin then spent years working for national conservation organizations like World Wildlife Fund and Nature Conservancy of Canada.
Tina CesaroniHOST
1:04
Today, if you go to Kevin's nursery, be ready to be awestruck.
Tina CesaroniHOST
1:09
Mature specimens of magnolias, rhododendrons, azaleas, pawpaws, and dogwoods, to name a few, form a storefront forest to demonstrate what he has built in the last 20 years.

12 MINS LATER

Kevin KavanaghGUEST
13:40
And in one night, we raised almost $55,000, which back in the late 80s was tremendous.
Kevin KavanaghGUEST
13:47
And it did it.
Kevin KavanaghGUEST
13:48
huge advancement of that project and it was just such a good feeling and I think at that point I realized that I had been very involved in sort of theoretical research at that point but it was you know you needed to do something tangible for nature as well and that just I don't know I think those were turning points in my life about feeling like there's a way to make change and so From that point forward, I really was involved in national conservation organizations to help sort of make change.
Fred BirdHOST
3:25
This is the last week.
Fred BirdHOST
3:26
And matter of fact, by the time this drops on Wednesday, we may be in the final hours of our popforconservation.com raffle that directly supports the mission here at CSF.
Fred BirdHOST
3:37
So as I just said, popforconservation.com, P-O-P, the number four, conservation.com. Go there now, enter to win many wonderful prizes, hundreds of thousand of dollars in prizes, gift cards, gear for hunting, fishing, wheeled vehicles.
Fred BirdHOST
3:54
Don't miss out.
Fred BirdHOST
3:55
Final hours now.
Fred BirdHOST
3:56
popforconservation.com, P-O-P, the number four, conservation.com. And finally, final bit of housekeeping, NASC registration ongoing.
Fred BirdHOST
4:06
We're getting down to it, folks.
Fred BirdHOST
4:07
If you can believe it or not, we're halfway through October at this point.

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