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EP 464: Doves & LandTrust Experience with Taylor Moyer07 Oct 202400:42:53

In Episode 464 of District of Conservation, Gabriella publishes her chat with Taylor Moyer, a North Carolina-based former NASCAR guy to rancher and LandTrust's Landowner Marketing & Partnerships Manager. LandTrust is the premiere online outdoor marketplace to find your next outdoor excursion on private land. This exchange was recorded on September 21, 2024 on the first day of Fall 2024 and during Gabriella's first successful dove hunt.

Learn more about Taylor's story and LandTrust today!


SHOW NOTES

Follow Taylor

Ridgeview Land and Cattle

Learn about LandTrust

EP 463: Forest Service Exploits Helene to Close Va. Public Lands06 Oct 202400:36:06

In Episode 463 of District of Conservation, Gabriella speaks with Mark and Shallon of the Appalachian Homestead about a blanket closure to two regions of the George Washington and Jefferson National Forest in SWVA and how the order will affect locals who depend on hunting, fishing, and foraging. The Temporary Order was issued on October 2, 2024 and will be in effect until October 1, 2025. This is a developing story. Tune in to learn more!


SHOW NOTES

Forest Service George Washington and Jefferson National Forests Closures Due to Hurricane Helene

Appalachian Homestead Substack

The USDA’s Closure of National Forests - Substack


US Forest Service Laws and Penalties

Follow Appalachian Homestead on Instagram and YouTube

EP 454: VP Candidate Tim Walz - Anti-2A, Pro-Net-Zero06 Aug 202400:26:10
EP 364: USDA Secretary Vilsack's Arabella Advisors Connection (ft. Matthew Foldi)05 Jun 202300:42:16

In Episode 364 of District of Conservation, Gabriella welcomes back journalist Matthew Foldi onto the show to discuss his new report on Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack being too cozy with a top Democrat group Arabella Advisors and potential conflicts of interest. Tune in to learn more.


SHOW NOTES

Matthew Foldi's Spectator Byline

Follow Foldi on Instagram and Twitter

Washington Examiner: Inside the troubling relationship between Biden's agriculture secretary and Democratic dark money


The Biden admin’s favorite electric battery company is in crisis


EP 363: Clearing the Air on Sackett vs EPA ft. Jonathan Wood31 May 202300:28:30
EP 362: Bipartisan America's Outdoor Recreation Act30 May 202300:14:32

In Episode 362 of District of Conservation, Gabriella discusses the reintroduced Bipartisan America's Outdoor Recreation Act and why it'll boost outdoor recreation opportunities in the U.S. Tune in to learn more.


SHOW NOTES

S.873 - America’s Outdoor Recreation Act of 2023

Manchin, Barrasso Introduce Bipartisan America’s Outdoor Recreation Act

Manchin, Energy and Natural Resources Committee Clear Bipartisan America’s Outdoor Recreation Act, Nuclear Fuel Security Act, and Other Legislation

America’s Outdoor Recreation Act of 2023 One Pager



EP 361: SC Sunday Hunting Ban Lifted, ND Fishing Tourney, NV Wants Mustang as Official State Animal16 May 202300:12:34
EP 360: USFS Wants to Permanently Close 226K Acres to Recreational Shooting08 May 202300:15:18
EP 359: Florida Right to Hunt & Fish Amendment Clears Legislature, Heads to 2024 Ballot03 May 202300:31:02

In Episode 359 of District of Conservation, Gabriella hosts a roundtable with Florida conservationists on how the Sunshine State passed a right to hunt and fish amendment. Featured guests include Rep. Lauren Melo, the House sponsor, and activists Travis Thompson and Mike Elfenbein. Tune in to learn more!


SHOW NOTES

Townhall: More States Should Adopt Right to Hunt and Fish Amendments

CS/HJR 1157: Fishing and Hunting

Florida: Right to Hunt & Fish Amendment Placed on 2024 Ballot


RIGHT TO HUNT AND FISH CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT HEADED TO THE BALLOT IN FL IN 2024

EP 358: FL Passes Hunt & Fish Amendment and Biden's War on Hunting01 May 202300:21:00

In Episode 358 of District of Conservation, Gabriella updates listeners on Florida passing a right-to-hunt-and-fish amendment and Biden's war on hunting playing out on public lands where lead tackle and bullets are needed.


SHOW NOTES

HJR 1157

Florida Politics: Hunting and fishing constitutional amendment reels in Senators, heads to ballot

HOWL for Wildlife

Townhall: More States Should Adopt Right to Hunt and Fish Amendments

RealClear Policy: Lead Ban Would Undermine True Conservation, Outdoor Access

Fox News: Biden's war on hunting faces blowback from Republicans, sportsmen groups

EP 357: Kansas State Representative Rebecca Schmoe25 Apr 202300:30:24

In Episode 357 of District of Conservation, Gabriella interviews first-term Kansas State Rep. Rebecca Schmoe who represents District 59. Learn about her background as a gun rights activist, bills she's carried this past legislative session, her priorities, and advice for those looking to get involved in politics.


SHOW NOTES

Learn about Rebecca's Background & Her Legislative Website

Connect with her on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter



EP 356: Dennis Porter - Satoshi Action Fund CEO & Co-Founder24 Apr 202300:27:07

In Episode 356 of District of Conservation, Gabriella interviews Dennis Porter - CEO and co-founder of Satoshi Action Fund and Bitcoin evangelist. Tune in to learn more.


SHOW NOTES

Connect with Dennis Porter on Twitter

Learn about Satoshi Action Fund & Satoshi Action Education

Montana Crypto Mining Bill Passes House, Headed to Governor’s Desk

Arkansas House Passes Bill to Protect Bitcoin Mining Activities

EP 355: Energy, Firearms, and Conservation Talks Coming Up19 Apr 202300:10:04

In Episode 355 of District of Conservation, Gabriella discusses her upcoming talks on firearms and conservation. Tune in to learn more!


SHOW NOTES

Virginia and Kansas Speaking Gigs

Faith, Freedom, & Farming Speaker Event - UWRF

EP 453: Fishing & Boating Politics (ft. Gettys Brannon)05 Aug 202400:34:15

In Episode 453 of District of Conservation, Gabriella speaks with R. Gettys Brannon - a former collegiate angler and current president/CEO of South Carolina Boating and Fishing Alliance. Tune in to learn about Gettys' story, advocacy, and the latest in boating and fishing politics regionally and federally.


SHOW NOTES

ICAST Vlog + DOC Episode

SC Boating & Fishing Alliance

Despite Being Target of Over Regulation, Fishing Industry Resilient at ICAST

Follow Gettys on Twitter

EP 354: Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders13 Apr 202300:10:19

In Episode 354 of District of Conservation, Gabriella exclusively sits down with Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders. Topics include the Governor experiencing her first bear den study, her newly-unveiled Natural State Initiative, and other measures she's signing into law that boost outdoor recreation and access. Tune in to learn more.


SHOW NOTES

Governor Huckabee Sanders Bio

Follow the Governor on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube

Help Arkansas Storm Recovery Efforts

Arkansas Game & Fish Commission Bear Den Studies

Natural State Initiative



EP 353: Virginia is for Ag Lovers ft. Secretary Matthew Lohr11 Apr 202300:32:08

In Episode 353 of District of Conservation, Gabriella speaks with Virginia Secretary of Agriculture and Forestry Matt Lohr. Secretary Lohr serves as the 5th Secretary of Agriculture and Forestry for the Commonwealth of Virginia. He was raised on a Century family farm in the Shenandoah Valley and has spent his entire life working for the betterment of agriculture. 

Matthew developed his passion for public service while serving as both a state and national FFA officer before graduating from Virginia Tech with a B.S. degree in Agricultural Education. He has more than 30 years of experience as a professional leader and communicator. 

Matthew served as Chief of the USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service, an agency with more than 10,000 employees across 3,000 offices. He also previously served in the Virginia House of Delegates, as Commissioner of the Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, as Director of the Farm Credit Knowledge Center and as a middle school agriscience teacher. 

In addition to serving as Secretary, Matthew along with his two children own and operate Valley Pike Farm, Inc., his family’s farming operation. 


SHOW NOTES

Secretary Lohr's Bio

Virginia Ag Dept Website and Facebook, Instagram, & Twitter

Connect with the Secretary on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter

Churchill Downs buys Virginia’s Colonial Downs, Rosie’s

Virginia's first lady announces wine partnership, 'Cornus Virginicus' red blend

Governor Youngkin hopes to reduce food insecurity with indoor farming

Solar's Lofty Ambitions Are Consuming Ever-Larger Expanses of Land Down Below

Virginia Gov. Youngkin rings death knell on CCP buying American land near military sites

Americans turn to raising chickens as eggs cost upward of $4

EP 352: Preserving Multiple-Use Management of Public Lands ft. Karen Budd-Falen10 Apr 202300:29:07

In Episode 352 of District of Conservation, Gabriella converses with Karen Budd-Falen - current senior Partner at Budd-Falen Law Offices and former Deputy Solicitor for Wildlife and Park at the Department of Interior under the Trump administration. Learn about threats to multiple-use management of public lands, threats to the model, the proposed BLM Public Lands Rule, 30-by-30, and more today on the program.

SHOW NOTES

Connect with Karen Budd-Falen

Proposed Public Lands Rule -BLM

⁠Federalist Society Profile⁠

BLM 2.0 Planning Rule

Federal Land and Policy Management Act of 1976

EP 351: Real Environmental Justice with Shakira Jackson04 Apr 202300:20:48

In Episode 351 of District of Conservation, Gabriella speaks with Shakira Jackson—a policy analyst for the Committee for a Constructive Tomorrow (CFACT) and host of the “Capitol Pink” video series. Shakira discusses what drew her to these issues, why she supports free market environmentalism, how to advance sound policies, environmental realism, and how to win over Generation Z with positivity. Tune in to learn more!


SHOW NOTES

Shakira's Bio and CFACT Work

Follow Shakira on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter

EP 350: Interior Dept. Unveils Public Lands Rule & FL Constitutional Carry03 Apr 202300:21:59
EP 349: Biden Designates New National Monuments & WOTUS Rule Blocked in Texas and Idaho27 Mar 202300:24:44
EP 348: Get Ducks with Ramsey Russell20 Mar 202301:10:24

In Episode 348 of District of Conservation, Gabriella speaks with Ramsey Russell - owner of GetDucks.com. Learn about Ramsey's story and love of waterfowl today on the program.


SHOW NOTES

Hear Gabriella on Ramsey's Podcast Duck Season Somewhere

Clarion Ledger: A freak accident could have killed him at 15. Now, this Miss. duck hunter travels the world.

GetDucks.com

Connect with Ramsey on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube

EP 347: Ava Flanell - Firearms Instructor & Gun Funny Host14 Mar 202300:25:18

In Episode 347 of District of Conservation, Gabriella interviews Ava Flanell. Ava is a firearms instructor, host of the Gun Funny podcast, shooting sports ambassador, and advocate for the Second Amendment. Learn about Ava's story, advocacy work, and business endeavors on the program today. 

SHOW NOTES

Follow Ava on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube

Train with Ava.

Subscribe to the Gun Funny Podcast

Hear Gabriella on the GF Podcast

EP 346: $1.6B Conservation Funding, Willow Project, MCC Codes Paused13 Mar 202300:16:01
EP 345: Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy06 Mar 202300:19:07

In Episode 345 of District of Conservation, Gabriella interviews Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy on natural resources and conservation stewardship. Governor Mike Dunleavy arrived in Alaska in 1983 as a young man looking for opportunity, and he found it. His first job was working in a logging camp in Southeast Alaska. Later on, Governor Dunleavy pursued his dream of becoming a teacher. He earned his teacher’s certificate, and then a master of education degree from the University of Alaska Fairbanks. He spent nearly two decades in northwest Arctic communities working as a teacher, principal, and superintendent. The Dunleavys enjoy spending time together as a family, often in Alaska’s great outdoors. Hunting, fishing, snowmachining, and camping are all favorite activities. Governor Dunleavy is focused on moving Alaska forward and believes that our greatest years are yet to come if we work together to maximize our potential.

Tune in!

SHOW NOTES

A tale of two forest managements: Conservation Nation E13

Alaska Website

Governor Dunleavy's Bio

Connect with the Governor on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter

Townhall Interview - Governor Mike Dunleavy: Invest in Alaska to Save the Environment

EP 452: Kamala Harris Puts Climate Above Conservation29 Jul 202400:12:36
EP 344: IWF Launches Center for Energy & Conservation (ft. Mandy Gunasekara) 01 Mar 202300:20:24

In Episode 344 of District of Conservation, Gabriella welcomes back Mandy Gunasekara to the podcast to discuss the launch of Independent Women Forum's new Center for Energy and Conservation. The CEC will reshape the conversation about American energy and conservation. The center will educate the public about the benefits of modern energy, including thriving economies and healthy communities. The center will also level-set fear-based rhetoric surrounding the climate and cultivate meaningful policies that lead to cleaner air, cleaner water, and a lower-emissions future. Importantly, the center will connect the role our modern energy industry has played in successful environmental outcomes and a better, more prosperous way of life.

SHOW NOTES

IWF Center for Energy and Conservation


EP 343: The Hidden War on Public Lands Continues ft. John Nores28 Feb 202300:19:07

In Episode 343 of District of Conservation, Gabriella speaks with past guest John Nores at this past weekend's Safari Club International convention in Nashville, TN. Nores released a 2nd edition of his popular book, Hidden War, and discussed how drug cartels continue to wage war on public lands.

SHOW NOTES

Connect with John online and on Facebook and Instagram

Get Hidden War 2nd Edition



EP 342: Texas Land Commissioner Dawn Buckingham, M.D.21 Feb 202300:17:44

In Episode 342 of District of Conservation, Gabriella interviews Texas Land Commissioner Dawn Buckingham. Commissioner Buckingham is the 29th Texas Commissioner and first women to serve in this role. 

Here's her biography: Commissioner Buckingham’s family were among the first settlers to Texas seven generations ago, and that tough, independent, pioneer spirit is deeply rooted in her personality. True to her Texas roots, her commitment to service began early, serving as a volunteer firefighter, and attending the Texas A&M Fire School. She is also an avid hunter, outdoorswoman, and steward of the land. She made history in 2016 as the first woman elected to the Texas State Senate from Travis County. Without slowing down, she made history again in 2022 when elected as the 29th, and state’s first female Commissioner of the General Land Office, Texas’ oldest state agency. Dawn came from humble roots—growing up on a ranch near the Texas coast and then moved to Central Texas. She has never settled for less than her dreams. Wanting to attend college, but without the money to do so, Dawn lived at home, working two jobs to pay her own way through college at the University of Texas at Austin. With endurance of spirit she graduated Magna Cum Laude and debt-free. It was during college that she met the love of her life and husband of 31 years, Ed Buckingham. Dawn and Ed both received their medical degrees from the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston, and they have two children. Dawn then went on to become a successful Oculoplastic Surgeon. Her commitment to service and recognition for her work has allowed her to hold leadership positions in local, state, and national medical organizations.

Tune in to learn more!

SHOW NOTES

Get to Know Commissioner Buckingham

Texas General Land Office

Connect with Commissioner on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter.

Follow GLO on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube

EP 341: Biden Administration Restores 2001 Roadless Rule (ft. Sarah Montalbano)14 Feb 202300:25:20

In Episode 341 of District of Conservation, Gabriella welcomes back Sarah Montalbano to the podcast. Sarah is the Northwest Regional Leader for Young Voices and Education Policy Analyst at Alaska Policy Forum. She recently served as a Bartley Fellow at the Wall Street Journal and wrote an op-ed for them entitled "Let Alaska Develop Its Natural Resources." Tune in!

SHOW NOTES

USDA: Biden-Harris Administration Finalizes Protections for Tongass National Forest

Sarah's WSJ Op-ed

Connect with Sarah on Twitter

AK DELEGATION REITERATES SUPPORT FOR TONGASS ROADLESS EXEMPTION

Sarah's Bio at Alaska Policy Forum & Young Voices

Young Voices Contributor Program

EP 340: Lava Ridge Update & Daines Hunting Photo Kerfuffle13 Feb 202300:21:12
EP 339: Endangered Species Act Turns 50 (ft. David Willms from Your Mountain)06 Feb 202300:34:50

In Episode 339 of District of Conservation, Gabriella welcomes back David Willms onto the podcast. David is a lawyer, former advisor to Wyoming Governor Matthew Mead, and co-host of the Your Mountain podcast with Nephi Cole. David joins Gabriella to discuss the Endangered Species Act's 50th anniversary of becoming law, where the law stands today, how the ESA carries out species conservation, why more listed species aren't delisted and recovered, how lawsuits complicate the ESA from working as intended, ESA modernization efforts, and more. Tune in!

SHOW NOTES

Connect with David on Twitter

Learn About David's Class at University of Wyoming

Subscribe to Your Mountain

David Quoted in NY Times

The Politics of Amending the Endangered Species Act

Dissecting the Endangered Species Act, Part 1: History of the ESA

Dissecting the Endangered Species Act, Part 2: Nuts and Bolts of Listings

Dissecting the Endangered Species Act, Part 3: Proposed Changes to the Act

Modernizing the Endangered Species Act

Safari Club International's CLE Course Co-Hosted by David

Missoulan: MT pols praise FWS review of grizzly ESA status

EP 338: Conservation Roundtable ft. Cable Smith & Ryan Bassham30 Jan 202300:35:01

In Episode 338 of District of Conservation, Gabriella welcomes Lone Star Outdoor Show host Cable Smith and outdoor storyteller Ryan Bassham onto the podcast to discuss trending topics, crazy wildlife stories, and the forthcoming Safari Club International Convention in Nashville, TN next month. Tune in!

SHOW NOTES

Listen to Lone Star Outdoors Show 

Connect with Cable on Facebook, Instagram, and Youtube

Connect with Ryan on Instagram and YouTube

Attend SCI Convention in Nashville February 22-25, 2023

HOWL for Wildlife

EP 337: Deploying AI to Fight Wildfires (ft. Amber Smith)24 Jan 202300:29:21

In Episode 337 of District of Conservation, Gabriella speaks with Amber Smith, former U.S. Army OH-58D Kiowa Warrior helicopter pilot and bestselling author of Danger Close. She also is the former Deputy Assistant to the Secretary of Defense for Outreach in Public Affairs during the Trump administration. Tune in to learn more about Amber and her RealClear Defense piece. 

SHOW NOTES

Amber Smith Website and DOD Biography

Get Danger Close: My Epic Journey as a Combat Helicopter Pilot in Iraq and Afghanistan

Connect with Amber on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter 

Real Clear Defense: AI As (Wild)fire Support

EP 336: Dead Whales & WY Wants to Ban EVs23 Jan 202300:21:38
EP 335: Brandon Maddox - CEO of Silencer Central17 Jan 202300:28:05

In Episode 335 of District of Conservation, Gabriella speaks with Brandon Maddox - CEO and owner of Silencer Central. Brandon is recognized as a national thought leader on Class 3 firearms. What began as Maddox’s home-based Federal Firearms License (FFL) evolved into a Class 3 Dealership and has grown into the nationwide brand it is today. Maddox’s NFA expertise makes him a popular voice for the industry, and he speaks regularly at National Compliance Conferences. 

Brandon discusses the company's origin story, being based in South Dakota, why suppressors are practical and how to demystify them, if deregulation is on the horizon, why Europe gets suppressors better than the U.S., how ESG threatens banking opportunities for firearms industry-related companies, and new products. Tune in to learn more!

SHOW NOTES

Learn more about Silencer Central here and follow them on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube.

Connect with Brandon here.

American Suppressor Association

Benefits of Suppressors

EP 451: The Fishing Industry Shines at ICAST 202422 Jul 202400:19:31

In Episode 451 of District of Conservation, Gabriella posts a recap of interviews she conducted at ICAST 2024 in Orlando, Florida, last week.


SHOW NOTES

Gabriella's ICAST Vlog

American Sportfishing Association

ICAST Website

EP 334: Rachel Stroud (aka RapidFire Rachel)16 Jan 202300:27:54

In Episode 334 of District of Conservation, Gabriella speaks with her friend and firearms industry creator Rachel Stroud. Known as RapidFire Rachel on social media, Rachel and Gabriella connected in October 2021 at Brownell's Ladies Hunt at North Branch Outing Club in Michigan. Rachel discusses her journey in the firearms industry, her take on gun bunnies, raising a Bernese Mountain Dog puppy, why her posts have positively attracted followers, being a hunter, iguana management, 1923 portraying African big game hunting, and much more. Tune in!

SHOW NOTES

Follow Rachel on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube.

EP 333: Roy Hill of Brownells Gives a Firearms Industry Update11 Jan 202300:35:32

In Episode 333 of District of Conservation, Gabriella welcomes back Roy Hill. Roy is the senior brand communications manager at Brownells. They discuss a myriad of issues, ranging from the historic levels of firearms purchases, coming reforms to suppressors, Iowa Constitutional Amendment 1, 2023 trade show season preview, and a special project Brownells and Gabriella collaborated on. Tune in!

SHOW NOTES

Brownells Website

Connect with Brownells on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube

Follow Roy online

Iowa Amendment 1, Right to Keep and Bear Arms Amendment (2022)


EP 332: Let's Go Fishing with Cindy Nguyen11 Jan 202300:29:15

In Episode 332 of District of Conservation, Gabriella interviews her friend and Columbia Sportswear fishing athlete Cindy Nguyen. Tune in to learn Cindy's story and foray into the Great Outdoors. 

SHOW NOTES

Cindy's Columbia Profile

Cindy's Website

Connect with Cindy on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube

EP 331: Conservation Nation Goes Primetime & Gas Stove Ban Coming09 Jan 202300:18:04
EP 330: Discovering Hunter & Filmmaker Paul J. Rainey with Peyton Holliday03 Jan 202300:27:51

In Episode 330 of District of Conservation, Gabriella interviews former CNS News reporting intern and Paul J. Rainey biographer Peyton Holliday. Peyton discusses what sparked her interested in this fascinating historical figure - a real-life Great Gatsby - whose life was cut short at 46, his contributions to wildlife filmmaking, conservation, service to country, and connection to Universal Pictures. Tune in!

SHOW NOTES

Peyton's Author Biography

Connect with Peyton on Instagram and Twitter

Peyton's Thesis: Paul J. Rainey: Northeast Mississippi's Hidden Legend and Rainey IG Account

Rainey's African Hunt (1914) and Library of Congress Record

Rainey's Connection to Universal Pictures Founder Carl Laemmle

Paul J. Rainey Estate -Tippah Lodge

Paul J. Rainey Wildlife Sanctuary: Audubon Society

Paul J. Rainey Memorial Gate. New York Zoological Society, Bronx Park

Daily Journal: Life of adventure: Tupelo native publishes thesis on Tippah County legend Paul J. Rainey

EP 329: Biden's Wind Goals Imperil Idaho's Magic Valley 02 Jan 202300:38:24

In Episode 329 of District of Conservation, Gabriella speaks with two leaders behind the "Stop Lava Ridge" movement, Diana Nielsen and Dean Dimond, to discuss the significance of the proposed Lava Ridge Wind Project in Southern Idaho.  This proposed project is endorsed by the Biden administration as part of their goal to generate 25 gigawatts of onshore wind energy by 2025. This interview ties with today's release of Conservation Nation Episode 12 on the very subject. Tune in to learn more!


SHOW NOTES

Conservation Nation Episode 12: Lava Ridge

Stop Lava Ridge and Facebook Group

Lava Ridge Wind Project Proposal - Friends of Minidoka

Boise State Public Radio: Western public lands are key to Biden's clean energy goals. In Idaho, opposition is mounting

Notice of Intent To Prepare an Environmental Impact Statement for the Proposed Lava Ridge Wind Project in Jerome, Lincoln, and Minidoka Counties, Idaho

EP 328: District of Conservation's Amazing 2022 & Upcoming Show Guests31 Dec 202200:04:51

In Episode 328 of District of Conservation, Gabriella reflects on the podcast having a record 2022 in terms of listenership and follower growth plus previews an exciting guest lineup for the first week of January 2023. Tune in!


EP 327: COP15 Biodiversity Targets & 'America the Beautiful' Pass Review28 Dec 202200:23:22
EP 326: Solar Energy Shortcomings with John Murawski19 Dec 202200:41:58

In Episode 326 of District of Conservation, Gabriella speaks with RealClearInvestigations reporter John Murawski about the largest-planned solar energy facility, thus far, in Virginia and the battle brewing in Charlotte County, Virginia, about the proposed project. Plus, why there are crickets from environmentalists over the methods - including deforestation-  that need to be employed to achieve net-zero goals to get solar energy powering more than 2.8% of U.S. electricity generation. Tune in!

SHOW NOTES

Real Clear: Solar's Lofty Ambitions Are Consuming Ever-Larger Expanses of Land Down Below

John Murawski Work

Contact John here and follow him on Twitter

EP 325: 2023 Virginia Fly Fishing & Wine Festival Preview with Beau Beasley 14 Dec 202200:40:34

In Episode 325 of District of Conservation, Gabriella welcomes back Virginia Fly Fishing and Wine Festive Director Beau Beasley. Beau discusses the latest in riparian access issues, his forthcoming book slated to drop in May 2023, and new features at the 2023 Fly Fishing and Wine Festival in Doswell, VA. Tune in!

SHOW NOTES

Follow Beau online and on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.

Check Out Beau's Books 

Healing Waters: Veteran’s Journey of Recovery in Their Own Words

Read His Reporting on Riparian Access Issues

Get Your Ticket to the 2023 VA Fly Fishing & Wine Festival


EP 450: Nightmare in Nantucket - Vineyard Wind Disaster19 Jul 202400:31:57

In Episode 450 of District of Conservation, Gabriella unpacks the fall-out and attempted cover up of the Vineyard Wind 1 turbine disaster unfolding in Nantucket, MA. She taps Bonnie Brady and Meghan Lapp, two commercial fishing industry activists and Big Wind opponents, to deconstruct what's happening and why ocean industrialization is harmful to conservation efforts. Tune in to learn more!

SHOW NOTES

Bonnie Brady & Meghan Lapp

Texas Public Policy Foundation brings fishermen’s lawsuit against Vineyard Wind
Vineyard Wind Shut Down By Feds After Turbine Blade Failure

Meghan Lapp on Local News Talking Nantucket Wind

‘Ruined by negligence’: Dave Portnoy blasts Nantucket wind farm after broken blade shuts down beaches

Part One: Women Fighting for Freedom for the Coast and Fisheries

Part Two: Women Fighting for Freedom for the Coast and Fisheries

July 19 Update - Vineyard Wind Turbine Blade Crisis

Why Did Vineyard Wind Wait Two Days To Alert The Town About Its Damaged Turbine?


EP 324: Defensive Gun Use with Heritage Foundation's Amy Swearer13 Dec 202200:34:10
EP 323: Hunter Recruitment Project with Jamey Shirah12 Dec 202200:30:45

In Episode 323 of District of Conservation, Gabriella interviews Jamey Shirah—a serial entrepreneur, restauranteur, and avid hunter based in Georgia. Jamey is one of three co-founders of the Hunter Recruitment Project, a nonprofit geared towards creating new hunters through active recruitment of new people, retention of new and existing hunters, and reactivation of those who have hunted in the past. Tune in to learn more!

SHOW NOTES

Hunter Recruitment Project

Connect on Facebook and Instagram

Follow Jamey online.

Apply to HRP

Support HRP here


EP 322: Biden Policies Endanger Maine Lobster Industry06 Dec 202200:17:36

In Episode 322 of District of Conservation, Gabriella digs deeper into the attacks on the Maine lobster industry and how the Biden administration is regulating it. Tune in!


SHOW NOTES

Rep. Jared Golden Tweet on State Dinner with Lobsters

February 2021 Maine Delegation Letter Against BiOp Conservation Framework on Lobsters

Maine DNR Opposition to 98% Lobster Reduction Rate

May 2021 BiOp Conservation Framework on Lobster

September 2021 NMFS Rule on Lobster with 98% Reduction Goal

Maine Lobstermen's Association v. National Marine Fisheries Service, et al

MLA files opening brief with U.S. Court of Appeals

Bloomberg: Endangered Whales at Risk From Offshore Wind, US Scientist Warns

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