What does resilience look like when it’s rooted in the land itself?

On the 30th anniversary of the Oklahoma City bombing, former Governor Frank Keating joins his son Chip Keating for a deeply personal conversation on leadership, legacy, and land stewardship. As Oklahoma recovers from one of the worst wildfire seasons in its history, this keynote explores how the state’s traditions of courage, conservation, and community are shaping a new model for responding to environmental threats.

Together, they reflect on the lessons of tragedy and triumph—how rebuilding isn’t just about structures, but about protecting the people and places we call home.