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Director, Midwest Region at The Nature Conservancy
Location: Greater St. Louis, United States 7 work roles 2 schools
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Michael Reuter is listed as Director, Midwest Region at The Nature Conservancy, a with 4474 employees, based in Greater St. Louis, United States. AeroLeads shows a matched LinkedIn profile for Michael Reuter.

Michael Reuter previously worked as Director, North America Water Program at The Nature Conservancy and Director, Great Rivers Partnership at The Nature Conservancy. Michael Reuter holds Ms, Liberal Studies from Bradley University.

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Seven years ago my colleagues and I formed the Midwest Region of The Nature Conservancy to amplify our efforts to create a world where nature and people thrive together. We increased our focus and impact on protecting our globally significant freshwater systems, including the Great Lakes and Ohio-Mississippi River systems. We sponsored a growing North America Regenerative Agriculture Program. We initiated efforts to restore buffalo on Indigenous lands across North America, and we fostered partnerships to mitigate and adapt to a changing climate. This work builds on my more than 30 years in conservation where I have been most inspired by bringing together diverse groups of people to identify creative yet practical solutions that benefit both people and nature. I grew up in the Midwest, playing and canoeing in the muddy Mississippi as well as working on farms, detasseling corn and weeding soybeans. I came away with a deep reverence for the natural world as well as a profound respect for the farmers, riverboat pilots and other people who work our lands and waters for the benefit of us all. To enable bold thinking and deepen collaboration across the region, we have more than doubled overall fundraising, and grew our financial support for critical global programs by threefold. We have also been deeply committed to developing a culture that is inclusive, diverse and equitable for all staff and trustees as well as partners.I have worked on freshwater systems around the world and thrive on their complexity. I am always ready and inspired to paddle “my rivers” in the Ozarks or Northwoods of the Midwest. I love that throughout my career I have kept one foot in the Mississippi River, helping found America's Watershed Initiative (AWI) in 2009, and bringing together more than 400 organizations to build a shared vision and spur collective action for the people and wildlife who depend on this vital freshwater system.On a personal level, I am a longtime advocate for my daughter with special needs and am deeply committed to the value that stems from increasing the diversity of voices in our work. In my free time, I enjoy hiking, biking and canoeing with family and friends. I recently hiked around the Mount Blanc region in Europe, through the Andes in South America, and participated in the Register’s Annual Great Bicycle Ride Across Iowa (RAGBRAI), covering 534 miles in seven days.

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The Nature Conservancy
The Nature Conservancy
Director, Midwest Region
arlington, virginia, united states
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Director, Midwest Region

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Greater St. Louis Area

In 2016, my colleagues and I formed TNC's Midwest Region to amplify our efforts to create a world where nature and people thrive together. We focused on protecting the Great Lakes and Mississippi River. We sponsored a North America Regenerative Agriculture Program and fostered partnerships to mitigate and adapt to a changing climate. We initiated efforts to restore buffalo on Indigenous lands across North America.Over my 30+ years with TNC, I have been most inspired by bringing together… Show more In 2016, my colleagues and I formed TNC's Midwest Region to amplify our efforts to create a world where nature and people thrive together. We focused on protecting the Great Lakes and Mississippi River. We sponsored a North America Regenerative Agriculture Program and fostered partnerships to mitigate and adapt to a changing climate. We initiated efforts to restore buffalo on Indigenous lands across North America.Over my 30+ years with TNC, I have been most inspired by bringing together diverse groups of people to identify creative yet practical solutions that benefit both people and nature. I grew up in the Midwest, playing in the muddy Mississippi as well as working on farms and in small agribusinesses. I developed a deep reverence for the natural world as well as a profound respect for farmers, riverboat pilots and other people who work our lands and waters for the benefit of us all. To enable bold thinking and deepen collaboration across the Midwest region, we have doubled overall fundraising, and increased financial support fivefold for critical global programs. We have also been deeply committed to developing a culture that is inclusive, diverse and equitable for all staff and trustees as well as partners.I have worked on freshwater systems around the world yet find myself still inspired to paddle “my rivers” in the nearby Ozarks or Northwoods. I have always kept one foot in the Mississippi River, helping found America's Watershed Initiative in 2009, and bringing together 400+ organizations to build a shared vision and spur collective action for the people and wildlife who depend on this vital freshwater system.On a personal level, I am a longtime advocate for my daughter with special needs and deeply committed to the value that stems from increasing the diversity of voices in our work. I enjoy hiking, biking and canoeing with family and friends. I recently hiked around Mount Blanc in Europe and participated in RAGBRAI, biking 534 miles across Iowa. Show less

Oct 2016 - Present

Director, North America Water Program

Greater St. Louis Area

Developed a Water Program in North America that engages and supports more than 50 state chapters and 400 water staff as well as a wide variety of external partners working on some of the nation’s most significant water challenges, including protecting water supplies, reducing flood risk, building multi-purpose infrastructure, integrating water management in urban areas, and conserving vital ecosystems. Served as founding member of the Steering Committee for America’s Watershed… Show more Developed a Water Program in North America that engages and supports more than 50 state chapters and 400 water staff as well as a wide variety of external partners working on some of the nation’s most significant water challenges, including protecting water supplies, reducing flood risk, building multi-purpose infrastructure, integrating water management in urban areas, and conserving vital ecosystems. Served as founding member of the Steering Committee for America’s Watershed Initiative—engaging 400+ organizations in establishing a vision and integrated management approach for the Mississippi River Basin as a national and global model. Show less

Mar 2011 - Oct 2016

Director, Great Rivers Partnership

Peoria, Illinois Area

Developed an innovative global partnership to enhance the world’s great river basins for people and nature. We accomplished this by bringing together diverse partners and sound science to expand options to achieve sustainable management and development, creating shared solutions to common land and water use dilemmas. We viewed our deep history and leadership role in the Mississippi River Basin as an important asset regionally, and as a foundation to promote the exchange of knowledge and… Show more Developed an innovative global partnership to enhance the world’s great river basins for people and nature. We accomplished this by bringing together diverse partners and sound science to expand options to achieve sustainable management and development, creating shared solutions to common land and water use dilemmas. We viewed our deep history and leadership role in the Mississippi River Basin as an important asset regionally, and as a foundation to promote the exchange of knowledge and expertise globally. Affiliated rivers included the Paraguay-Parana River (Brazil), Yangtze River (China), Zambezi River (Africa), and Magdalena River (Colombia). Continuing to focus on sustainable agriculture issues, including serving on the Executive Committee for the Keystone Field-to-Market Alliance for Sustainable Agriculture. Show less

Sep 2004 - Jan 2014

Senior Director, Central Us Conservation Strategies

Developed partnerships with key agricultural businesses to promote sustainable agricultural development. Served on the Steering Committee and Executive Committee for the Keystone Field-to-Market Alliance for Sustainable Agriculture, developing a nutrient partnership with a variety of businesses and organizations on the Mississippi River. Contributed to a variety of public symposia regarding sustainability issues. Developed the next generation of leaders in the region through workshops… Show more Developed partnerships with key agricultural businesses to promote sustainable agricultural development. Served on the Steering Committee and Executive Committee for the Keystone Field-to-Market Alliance for Sustainable Agriculture, developing a nutrient partnership with a variety of businesses and organizations on the Mississippi River. Contributed to a variety of public symposia regarding sustainability issues. Developed the next generation of leaders in the region through workshops, coaching, and management of a Conservation Leadership Team that discussed emerging issues and collaborated in strategy development. Show less

Sep 2007 - Jun 2010

Board Member

America'S Watershed Initiative

Greater St. Louis Area

Chief Conservation Officer, Illinois Chapter

Played leadership role in managing the sixth largest operating unit in The Nature Conservancy with primary responsibility for 1) providing strategic direction and leadership to conservation programs throughout Illinois, particularly the conception and development of large-scale, multi-area initiatives; and 2) leading communications and fundraising throughout downstate Illinois. Coordinated the creation and implementation of the Upper Mississippi River Program. Developed strategic alliances… Show more Played leadership role in managing the sixth largest operating unit in The Nature Conservancy with primary responsibility for 1) providing strategic direction and leadership to conservation programs throughout Illinois, particularly the conception and development of large-scale, multi-area initiatives; and 2) leading communications and fundraising throughout downstate Illinois. Coordinated the creation and implementation of the Upper Mississippi River Program. Developed strategic alliances between Illinois-Mississippi River and Cuiabá-Paraguay River systems. Negotiated purchase of Wilder Farms at Emiquon, a 7,600-acre, $18.5M deal – largest acquisition in Illinois history for conservation and largest floodplain restoration project in the United States. Show less

Aug 1990 - Jan 2005
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Michael Reuter is listed as Director, Midwest Region at The Nature Conservancy.

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Michael Reuter is based in Greater St. Louis, United States while working with The Nature Conservancy.

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Michael Reuter's colleagues at The Nature Conservancy include Roshni Arora, Jack Brown, Melissa Gallant, Lauren Lombardo, and Mark Roskoski.

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Michael Reuter holds Ms, Liberal Studies from Bradley University.

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