“Conservation Works,” a new Nebraska Public Media series, explores how Nebraskans are restoring balance between people, land and wildlife. Hosted by Carlee Moates, the six-episode series premiered at 8:00 p.m. on Thursday, July 23, on Nebraska Public Media and the PBS app. Through powerful storytelling, stunning visuals and engaging conversations, “Conservation Works” highlights the partnerships helping conserve Nebraska’s land, water and wildlife.
Featuring field stories from across Nebraska and studio interviews filmed in Nebraska Public Media’s Ron Hull Studio, the series features conservationists, scientists and educators working together to conserve the state’s natural resources while maintaining productive working landscapes. Their efforts demonstrate how collaboration, innovation and stewardship can produce measurable results.
From the return of trumpeter swans to the Sandhills and the recovery of bighorn sheep near Gering to prairie restoration projects and efforts to protect endangered fish and wildlife, “Conservation Works” highlights the people and programs helping preserve Nebraska’s natural heritage for future generations.
