A Tribute to Leo Drey 6-2-15

Missouri's largest private landowner, Leo Drey grew a mighty forest of conservation impacts, cumulatively and literally, over his 98 years (1917 - 2015). In this first edition of Earthworms' new podcast era, Jean Ponzi welcomes historians and fellow enviro-champions to honor a beloved colleague, leader and friend. Guests are: Dr. Susan Flader - Professor Emerita, University of Missouri and Vice-President, L-A-D Foundation David Lobbig - Curator of Environmental Life, Missouri History Museum and Board President, Missouri Coalition for the Environment Music by the late R. Roger Pryor - Co-Founder and Director, Missouri Coalition for the Environment; recorded live in 1997 at The Focal Point in St. Louis Learn more about the life and work of Leo Drey - and explore conservation opportunities YOU can enjoy and support - from the Missouri Coalition for the Environment.

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