Remember that time myself and 244 other Americans were featured in the “Guns in America” issue of TIME Magazine last fall? Well, it was just revealed the project has been nominated for an EMMY! Here’s more from TIME: TIME has received a nomination for the 2019 News & Documentary Emmy Awards for Guns in America, in the …
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In Episode 42 of District of Conservation, Gabriella discusses her just released interview with Secretary of the Interior David Bernhardt up at Sporting Classics Daily. Prior to becoming the 53rd Interior Secretary, Mr. Bernhardt served as Deputy Interior Secretary under past Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke, who exited the Trump administration in December of …
When entering Interior Secretary David Bernhardt’s office in downtown Washington, D.C., I notice a beautiful trophy antler mount hanging above the fireplace. Bernhardt, beaming with pride, tells me the massive antlers belonged to the moose he harvested in Alaska’s Yukon-Charley Rivers National Preserve. It’s rare to encounter individuals, let alone Cabinet Members, who openly talk …
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Three years ago today, I got that “Aha” moment in my career. It was unexpected, but at the same time not-so unexpected. I knew I had to be tested head-on at some point. Being a then-25 year old, riding high in politics, that soon came to a near crashing halt. An opportunity I took, in …
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In Episode 41 of District of Conservation, Gabriella deconstructs the misconceptions about political conservatives and conservation by arguing the two can be reconciled. She also discussed the formation of the Republican-led bicameral Roosevelt Conservation Caucus, her findings at the recent DC Project fly-over, and why Bureau of Land Management moving out West is good for improving stakeholder and land management …
As summer 2019 starts to wind down, it’s important for businesses, causes, nonprofits, political campaigns, and start-ups to prepare for the fall—an ever-busy time. I’m not one to ask things, but if I could ask one thing of friends, family, and followers, I ask that you pass along credible leads for business! Are you going …
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Today’s District of Conservation guest, Lexi Quinn, wasn’t forged in fire but her nearly 10 years as a firefighter helped forge her path in life. At 26, she is a jill of all trades and just made the transition from firefighter to entrepreneur with her business Roaming Hygge Media and her blog Life Beyond Limits. On the podcast today, she …
Let me tell you all about the value of POMA, or the Professional Outdoor Media Association. Since joining the organization last October, it’s brought me countless freelance writing opportunities, connections, new friends—all the while opening up many doors for me professionally. If you’re an aspiring outdoor communicator—whether a writer, a TV host, a social media …
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In Episode 39 of District of Conservation, I preview my interview with Interior Secretary Bernhardt and what we discussed; the problem with this anti-hunting op-ed in the Hartford Courier that calls for cutting hunting access on public lands with declining hunting numbers; and why you should buy a 2019-2020 duck stamp. Listen on Anchor: Download on Apple Podcasts. …
Gabriella Hoffman’s Op-ed that appeared in Sporting Classics Daily last fall, “Judicial Review Shouldn’t Trump Wildlife Management,” has won first place in the Professional Outdoor Media Association’s 2019 Pinnacle Awards. Presented last week at the POMA business conference, Gabriella’s story, which delved into the Yellowstone grizzly dispute, won in the Conservation Division. POMA’s mission is …
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