When I first interviewed former Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke for Townhall earlier this year, he was simply a candidate for his old Congress gig. Though he was the presumed frontrunner for Montana’s newly-drawn 1st Congressional District, he faced some challenges from fellow Republicans. Although he narrowly won the June primary, today he is favored to beat his Democrat challenger, …
In Episode 306 of District of Conservation, Gabriella discuss how North Atlantic right whales are being used by radical preservationist environmentalists to restrict public waters access to lobstermen and recreational boaters and anglers without any net positive to the whales. Tune in to learn more. Listen on Apple Podcasts SHOW NOTES Save Maine Lobstermen Maine …
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Americans agree with protecting the endangered Northern Atlantic right whale. But true conservation efforts don’t necessitate displacing lobstermen and recreational anglers in the process. With fewer than 350 whales left, ambulance-chasing opportunists masquerading as conservationists conveniently swoop in on the whale’s behalf only to leave economic —and environmental—destruction in their paths. This endangered whale requires protection …
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In Episode 305 of District of Conservation, Gabriella speaks with Jace Elliott – a deer research specialist at Iowa Department of Natural Resources. Tune in to learn more! Listen on Apple Podcasts SHOW NOTES Gabriella’s interview with Jace in Field and Stream Iowa DNR Website Iowa DNR Staff Page Archery deer alert
With the Biden administration prohibiting lead ammunition and tackle usage on 18 newly-opened U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) lands, conservation groups vow to fight back. Tying public lands openings to future lead bans is already fomenting distrust between conservation stakeholders and this administration. The National Shooting Sports Foundation, the firearms and ammunition trade association, is opposing …
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The Biden administration has created a new diplomatic position: a plant and animal ambassador. Yes, you read that right. Earlier this week, Secretary of State Antony Blinken announced Monica Medina, current Assistant Secretary of State for Oceans and International Environmental and Scientific Affairs at the State Department, as the department’s new Special Envoy for Biodiversity and Water …
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Outdoor retailer Patagonia announced its latest stunt: making Earth its sole shareholder. Founder Yvon Chounaird, a self-described socialist billionaire, penned a letter declaring, “Earth is now our only shareholder.”Instead of selling the company or taking it public, Chounaird will make the company “go purpose” by establishing a trust and giving “100% of non-voting stock” to …
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In Episode 302 of District of Conservation, Gabriella interviews now four-time bestselling author and non-hunter Sue Tidwell. Her self-published debut novel, Cries of the Savanna, has already raked in many accolades. Sue grew up in a hunting family and is married to a hunter. She discusses what drew her to wildlife conservation, how she fell …
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My recent Townhall column on the attacks being waged on Pittman-Robertson funds was plugged in this blog post at Eastman’s Hunting Journal—the pre-imminent big game hunting journal in the West. Below is the blog post: Sitting down to write this article, especially when I am citing a VERY well-written article by Gabriella Hoffman on the …
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As American consumers and investors start souring on Environment, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles being injected into both the public and private sectors, its loudest defenders say a rebrand will salvage its toxic image. Its dedicated followers reassure us the product they’re selling — forcibly aligning business values with progressive virtue signaling — is good and …