“When it comes to killing big bucks, my seasons now are much better thanks to the fact that there’s less hunting pressure in my area. There are inarguably fewer deer hunters in my neck of the woods. But when I think back to those early days of the full camps and all the memories that …
“We did not realize how powerful that was going to be…It almost felt like people felt like they owned the Town Pump or something based on memories they had.” — Jake Latendresse In Episode 159 of District of Conservation, Gabriella chats with Jake Latendresse— owner of Latendresse Media Collective, Prairie Rock Outfitters, and the Town Pump Restaurant and Bar in …
Matt Bruenig, founder of People’s Policy Project and husband to Washington Post columnist Elizabeth Bruenig, recently ignited a firestorm over gas stoves, tweeting, “People who insist on using gas stoves are engaged in the same kind of culture/identity performance as people who insist on rolling coal in their giant diesel truck. You can cook food …
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In Episode 158 of District of Conservation, Gabriella is rejoined by past guest of the podcast, Robbie Kroger. Robbie is behind the upstart project-turned-nonprofit Blood Origins. Check out their Supporter Program and their new Wyoming Hunters for the Hungry campaign. More about Blood Origins: Our Story begins with one thing. Heart. We began a narrative that truly represents the …
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Hello, 30! One week in, and I can confirm the dreadfulness associated with it is grossly exaggerated. Last Tuesday, my 30th birthday, already seems like a lifetime ago. They say enjoy your youth, because the years go by as you age. And it’s true. The years do zip by! And what a milestone the big …
In Episode 157 of District of Conservation, Gabriella discusses how listeners can attend an upcoming POMA Insights Session she’s hosting and previews upcoming guests for the week.
In Episode 156 of District of Conservation, Gabriella discusses three things: a preview of her Florida-themed episodes in episodes that’ll be called “Keepers of the Everglades”; how to hold newly-minted Interior Secretary Deb Haaland accountable for conservation; and how Colorado Governor Jared Polis‘ “Meat Out Day” fizzled and got scorched by ranchers. Listen on Apple Podcasts
Today I’m exclusively announcing this first to you, dear subscriber: I’m hosting a POMA Insights Webinar entitled, “Navigating the Pitching Wilderness” on Wednesday, April 7th, 2021, from 11am-12pm ET. During this session, I’ll speak to attendees on how to successfully nail pitches to endemic (outdoor industry related) and non-endemic (non-industry related) publications. The session is open …
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Before I share more about my recent conversation with Ian Shive, you may have missed Episode 154 of District of Conservation. ### “In a daring, high-seas adventure, award-winning photographer Ian Shive captures a series of wildlife spectacles including an active volcano, forgotten World War II relics and battles amongst species. The Last Unknown Streams Thursday, …
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“The latest data to support that conclusion emerged Thursday (February 25th, 2021) from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. The agency reported it would distribute a record $1.09 billion this year to state natural resources agencies through the Wildlife and Sport Fish Restoration Programs (WSFR).” — Milwaukee Journal Sentinel In Episode 153 of District of Conservation, …
Conservation funding hits record high with historic fishing, hunting gains Read More »