Make Earth Day conservationist again
Listen to this Earth Day - National Park Week mashup at District of Conservation today and how to chart a pro-conservationist environmental agenda.
Listen to this Earth Day - National Park Week mashup at District of Conservation today and how to chart a pro-conservationist environmental agenda.
South Florida Hunters, gladesmen, and Native American tribes are opposed to the Biden administration's plans to designate portions of the Big Cypress National Preserve as wilderness.
Senator Roger Marshall (R-KS) returns to the podcast since his first fall 2020 appearance and briefs listeners on the latest Biden overreach across ag, conservation, energy, and property rights.
Gabriella welcomes back Andrew Sandstorm to discuss the latest news surrounding Bears Ears National Monument. Tune in to learn more.
Gabriella chats with Dan Gates from CRWM about a pending Colorado ballot initiative that could inspire other states and the federal government to ban all forms of hunting. Tune in to learn more!
On this District of Conservation roundup listeners will learn about several federal public lands bills, 2023 National Park Service site attendance levels, and oyster recovery in the Chesapeake Bay.
NYC could ban tide pods on plastic pollution grounds and climate alarmists like Senator Sheldon Whitehouse are to blame for inviting "climate anxiety."
More Virginians could claim road kill this year. Governor Youngkin wants invasive blue catfish managed. And the 3rd annual Virginia Elk Lottery is live. Learn more at District of Conservation this week.
Biden's Western Solar Plan will imperil upwards of 22 million acres of Bureau of Land Management lands across 11 states. Learn more on the podcast today.
Natural asset companies defeated, Chevron Doctrine challenges heard, and Washington State might protect the right to hunt and fish.
Utah Treasurer Marlo Oaks equated the SEC rule to list natural asset companies on the NYSE to "financializing Mother Nature."
The Biden administration is likely eyeing 245,000 federal land acres in Luna County, NM for its next national monument designation to be named Mimbres Peaks National Monument.
The Endangered Species Act should have recovered 300 species today. The true numbers? Only 57. Learn about the ESA's shortcomings, 50 years after becoming law, today on District of Conservation.
There are only 300 wolverines in the lower-48 remaining. Why is an ESA designation being based off climate change and not population numbers?
Rep. Mike Flood, past guest of the podcast, introduced a resolution to nullify the UN COP 28's net-zero meat plan. Learn more here.