Rising crime. Coronavirus woes. Small business closures. Higher taxes. Bipartisan displeasure with Democrat dominance of cities. These concerns give urban residents, roughly 81 percent of the total U.S. population, good reason to flee cities for suburbs and rural localities. Sadly, Republican retreat from urban areas gave Democrats carte blanche to rule cities unchallenged for decades. Nevertheless, given the current …
I recently appeared on the Thin Green Line podcast and had a BLAST. Here’s more about the podcast: The Thin Green Line refers to all of us who stand in the way of poachers, wildlife criminals and natural resource violators. It is created by natural resource law enforcement, conservationists, biologists, sportsmen and women, outdoor enthusiasts …
In Episode 93 of District of Conservation, Gabriella spoke with Aiobheann Cline and Ellary Tucker Williams of Congressional Sportsmen Foundation. You don’t want to miss this girl-power episode. The ladies spoke about the passage of the Great American Outdoors Act, the problem of 30×30 legislation, AB 3030, the Wildlife for the 21st Century: Volume VI …
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Could the Czech Republic become the first European Union (EU) nation to adopt their own version of the Second Amendment? It could very well happen, should bureaucrats in Brussels not block it or impede their efforts. On July 13th, 2020, the Senate chamber (Senát Parlamentu České republiky) approved a “constitutional proposal adding the right to …
In our deeply-divided country, it’s rare for Congress to come together. One bill that put a momentary pause on the gridlock is the Great American Outdoors Act (GAOA), the bipartisan conservation bill heading to President Donald J. Trump’s desk. Last month, the Senate passed their version by a 73-25 vote. The House of Representatives, after much …
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In Episode 92 of District of Conservation, Gabriella discusses two interesting updates on the conservation front. First, the fanfare associated with Mountain Dew’s new “Out Here It’s DEW” campaign, which has closed on account of 5,000 people applying (WOW). Second, she discussed the new $1 billion salmon farm operation coming to Maryland’s Eastern Shore starting …
In Episode 91 of District of Conservation, Gabriella interviews Jonathan Wood of Pacific Legal Foundation. Jonathan spoke about his work, recent PLF legal victories, the need to modernize the Endangered Species Act, how the EAJA is abused by preservationist/radical environmental groups, how the future of environmentalism is in free enterprise, and much more. District of …
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Could suppressors become easier to obtain here? A recent policy change has shooting sports and hunting enthusiasts hopeful about deregulation. On July 10th, the State Department announced it would overturn the 18-year ban on the commercial exportation of American-made suppressors. This development was part of a 2017 interagency review stemming from a complaint by U.S. companies worried over losing …
In Episode 90 of District of Conservation, Gabriella discusses three topics: the State Department allowing exports of suppressors abroad, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruling against true conservation stakeholders with respect to GYE grizzly, and why we should get excited about ICAST 2020 online this week. Listen Apple | Chartable | Spotify SHOW NOTES: …
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