You can hunt elk in Virginia starting in October
Gabriella discusses how to apply for the inaugural Virginia elk hunt lottery and teases her upcoming FSU speech on 1/26.
Radical environmentalists call Andrew Wheeler, Youngkin’s pick for Natural Resources Secretary, an ‘extremist
Andrew Wheeler, former Trump EPA chief, was nominated by Governor-elect Youngkin to serve as the next Virginia Secretary of Natural Resources. Radical environmentalists called him an "extremist" following the announcement.
Exiting RGGI is a win for Virginia producers and consumers
“RGGI describes itself as a regional market for carbon, but it is really a carbon tax that is fully passed on to ratepayers. It’s a bad deal for Virginians. It’s a bad deal for Virginia businesses,” Youngkin said.
Set your 2022 outdoor resolutions
Set your outdoor resolutions with host Gabriella's help. Tune to the podcast to find out more and get the latest on suppressors.
True conservationists should oppose 30×30 in 2022 (ft. Margaret Byfield)
Margaret Byfield of American Stewards for Liberty joins the podcast to discuss why opposition to 30X30 will grow in 2022.
You don’t need a rain tax to save the Chesapeake Bay
On Tuesday, the City of Fairfax in Virginia voted 4-2 to institute a rain tax on residents to save the Chesapeake Bay. Here's why the new measure is deeply flawed.
Why Governor-elect Youngkin is right to pull Virginia out of RGGI
“RGGI describes itself as a regional market for carbon, but it is really a carbon tax that is fully passed on to ratepayers. It’s a bad deal for Virginians. It’s a bad deal for Virginia businesses. I promised to lower the cost of living in Virginia and this is just the beginning.” — Virginia Governor-elect Glenn Younkin In Episode 235 of District of Conservation, Gabriella discusses two news stories for listeners. One regarding incoming Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin announcing his intent to withdraw the Commonwealth from the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI), the other about Biden's EPA revoking the Trump-era Navigable [...]
Alex Epstein explains why fossil fuels are essential for human flourishing
Watch & hear author and philosopher Alex Epstein discuss the moral case for fossil fuels and why they lead to human flourishing.
Why hunters should advocate for Second Amendment rights (ft. Mark Jones from Gun Owners of America)
Gun Owners of America's Mark Jones, who's overseeing their new Hunter Outreach Program, joins the podcast today for a timely conversation.
Florida legislature will hear bill on aquatic plant management
Today on the podcast: A new bill on aquatic plant management, the latest Proterra-Granholm ethics concerns, and an interview with outfitter Dave McCool.
Incoming Youngkin administration poised to advance true conservation
On the podcast today, Gabriella discusses how the incoming Youngkin administration will advance true conservation in January 2022.
CFACT’s Gabby Hoffman previews her conservation speech at UTSA
CFACT's Gabby Hoffman previews her upcoming speech at UTSA and discusses the implications of banning wolf hunts. And GoWild names a crayfish.
Who’s better for Virginia’s true conservationists: McAuliffe vs. Youngkin
Gabriella breaks down the two Va gubernatorial candidates and their positions on firearms, conservation, and energy. Tune in !
Dominion Energy tries to suppress sportsmen’s vote in Virginia election
In Episode 222 of District of Conservation, Gabriella discusses a breaking news story relating to the upcoming Virginia gubernatorial election and how the state's electric utility company funneled $200K to a shadowy leftist group discouraging gun voters from voting for Glenn Youngkin, who is more pro-gun than Terry McAuliffe.
Western Conservation Principles: The 30X30 alternative plan
Rep. Dan Newhouse discusses the Western Caucus' 30X30 alternative plan and more on the podcast today. Tune in here!