In Episode 7 of District of Conservation, I recapped by Florida trip and covered a lot of ground with respect to the various good conservation news that emanated from Washington, D.C., this past week. Below is EP 7: Here’s the gist: I discussed the recent National Hunting and Fishing Month proclamation I discussed the implementation …
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A federal judge in Montana recently ruled to reimpose Endangered Species Act (ESA) protections on grizzly bears (Ursus arctos horribilis) in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem (GYE). This motion comes after Judge Dana L. Christensen, Chief United States District Judge of the United States District Court for the District of Montana, blocked the upcoming managed hunt on two recent occasions. This goes against …
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In Episode 6 of District of Conservation, I interviewed Joe Kondelis of Western Bear Foundation. Joe serves as president and CEO of the organization, which is dedicated to the conservation of western bears like the grizzly. Here’s more about the organization: The Western Bear Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit that operates in the Rocky Mountain …
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I launched District of Conservation a month ago today? Ahhhh! Frankly, I was nervous to start this. I know it’s going to take time to build this up. I may have a large social media presence, but I don’t try to beg for sympathy or people to share my stuff. I’m not eager to occupy the limelight; …
In EP 5 of District of Conservation, I break down the need to reform the Endangered Species Act, discussed the Supreme Court case Weyerhaeuser v. USFWS, and several ESA reform bills – including a bill to delist the gray wolf – that passed in the House Committee on Natural Resources. Listen below: Here’s the gist …
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Up at Verily Magazine today, you can find an article from yours truly called “The Future of Fishing is Female: Women are Making Waves in Fishing” to read. Below is an excerpt: There is an allure to fishing that’s unexplainable. The thrill of the chase. The tug of a line. The countless series of hope …
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Twitter has struggled to maintain viewpoint balance on their platform. Now they want to help root out dehumanizing speech. While they are are private company, they tout being an open platform for people of all views—even the views of conservatives and hunters. Can they finally strike a balance and function more along the lines of …
In Episode 4 of District of Conservation, NRATV host Cam Edwards joined on the show as the first guest for the series. Cam was gracious enough to join Listen below: Here’s the gist of EP4: How Cam got his start on radio How Cam landed his gig at NRATV How the NRA can do a …
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Instagram co-founders Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger are leaving the company they set up amid growing tensions with Facebook, which acquired their company in 2012 for $1 billion. Recode lays out a good explanation behind the departure: The duo, who founded Instagram 2010 and sold it to Facebook in 2012 for $1 billion, told Facebook executives today …
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