Discover the Montana Natural History Center with Marilyn Marler

Marilyn Marler holds a Bachelor's degree from
University of California, Davis and a Master's degree from the
University of Montana, both in Biology. She has been a Natural
Areas Specialist at the University of Montana since
1998. Marilyn brings 25 years’ experience in land
stewardship, science education, and public service to her role at
MNHC. She grew up in the Sierra Nevada foothills, attended UC
Davis for her biology degree, and moved to Missoula in 1994 for a
master’s in biology at the University of Montana. For the last 28
years Marilyn and her husband David have enjoyed
Missoula’s vibrant community spirit and Montana’s unmatched
outdoor pursuits. She has served on the boards of many state and
local non-profits and has served in elected office in both city
and state government.


Show notes:


00:04:28 - Growing Up in the Sierra Nevada Foothills


00:07:02 - Hunting, Conservation, and Personal Journey


00:10:39 - The Role of Hunters in Conservation


00:12:24 - Promoting Nature Appreciation Through Education


00:14:58 - Free Nature Exploration for Young Kids


00:17:57 - Embracing Native Plants and Art Exploration


00:20:07 - The Benefits of Membership


00:23:22 - Life as a Montana Legislator


00:26:01 - The Hectic Life of a Legislator


00:28:25 - Passion for Native Plants and Land Stewardship


00:31:22 - The Fragile Beauty of Montana's Wildflowers


00:33:07 - Appreciating Nature in Missoula


00:35:09 - Fostering Nature Connection through Classroom
Mentorship


00:38:28 - Inspiring the Next Generation of Nature Stewards


00:41:02 - Montana Natural History Center Staff and Board share
their Passion





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