District of Conservation host and CFACT policy analyst Gabriella Hoffman sits down with USDA NRCS Chief Aubrey Bettencourt to learn about her agency's priorities. Watch and listen!
Across two campuses nearly 800 miles apart, CFACT Collegians recently challenged one of the loudest cultural claims of the climate movement: that Americans must give up real meat for plant-based substitutes. As part of CFACT’s Climate Realism Campaign, campus representatives at the University of Houston and the University of Tennessee Knoxville hosted Blind Meat Taste Tests, inviting students to sample chicken nuggets alongside plant-based “nuggets” and guess which was which. Instead of lecturing their peers about methane, lab-grown protein, or the questionable nutrition of ultra-processed meat substitutes, our students did something far more effective. They let the taste buds decide. University of [...]
Rep. Glenn "GT" Thompson (R-PA) joins the podcast to discuss why farmers, ranchers, and foresters are the best conservationists.
Gabriella speaks with veteran and author Braxton McCoy about the American conservationist tradition and current events. Tune in here!
American family farmers and ranchers steward our nation’s resources by willingly and actively investing in new conservation practices and technologies.
Gabriella previews her specials on newly-minted Interior Secretary Haaland, and MeatOut Day fizzling out.
With pressure from environmentalists (including anti-meat activists), the federal government reintroduced the Mexican grey wolf into southern New Mexico and other areas -- to the dismay of ranchers and their families, livestock, and pets. The anti-people zealots are now demanding even greater protections for these wolves, who routinely kill other endangered or threatened species and pose genuine threats to people despite claims that wolves do not attack humans. The time is now to fight against this dangerous trend -- by submitting comments to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.