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In this episode of the Kansas Canopy Podcast, guestRyan Armbrust, the Rural Forestry Program Coordinator, takes us on a captivating journey through Kansas’ surprising and often overlooked history of trees. From the fossilized hackberry leaves that date back millions of years to the stories of early settlers navigating the state's changing landscapes, Ryan uncovers the deep-rooted connection between trees and the history of the land. He reveals unexpected tales, like how Texas invaded Kansas in 1843 and how steamboats once relied on the Arkansas River. Whether you’re a longtime Kansan or new to the state, Ryan’s insights will leave you with a fresh perspective on how trees have shaped the evolution of Kansas.
View photos mentioned in this episode: https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjC3xP4
KU Biological Survey History of Trees in Kansas Full Program:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QRARDYdkDow
Kansas Historical Society: https://www.kansashistory.gov/
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In this episode of the Kansas Canopy Podcast, guestRyan Armbrust, the Rural Forestry Program Coordinator, takes us on a captivating journey through Kansas’ surprising and often overlooked history of trees. From the fossilized hackberry leaves that date back millions of years to the stories of early settlers navigating the state's changing landscapes, Ryan uncovers the deep-rooted connection between trees and the history of the land. He reveals unexpected tales, like how Texas invaded Kansas in 1843 and how steamboats once relied on the Arkansas River. Whether you’re a longtime Kansan or new to the state, Ryan’s insights will leave you with a fresh perspective on how trees have shaped the evolution of Kansas.
View photos mentioned in this episode: https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjC3xP4
KU Biological Survey History of Trees in Kansas Full Program:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QRARDYdkDow
Kansas Historical Society: https://www.kansashistory.gov/
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