From RDTV:

Highlighting conservationists in agriculture, Gabriella Hoffman is a freelance journalist who has been profiling farmers and ranchers across the country through her Conservation Nation video series.

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District of Conservation Podcasts

Media Mentions

I was interviewed by Fox News Digital about the newly-unveiled Climate Conservation Corps and to Fox 5 DC about the UAW strikes and Bidenomics. And I also returned to Ava Flannel’s GunFunny podcast to discuss the latest firearms policy news. And I returned to WMAL News.

Articles

September 7th | IWF | BLM’s 21st Century Recreation Plan Muddled By ESG Principles

September 8th | Townhall | Bureau of Land Management’s ‘Equity’ Blueprint Will Stray from True Conservation Efforts

September 8th | IWF/Washington Examiner | Freelancing Gives Women An Edge. New Labor Department Rule Will Stifle Our Potential

September 11th | Townhall | New Mexico is The Land of Disenfranchisement

September 21st | IWF | FACT CHECK: Does Unionization Have Positive Spillover Economic Effects?

September 21st | IWF | House Financial Services Committee Won’t Greenlight A CBDC

September 28th | IWF | Climate Corps Will Virtue Signal On Conservation

September 29th | IWF | BlackRock Dissolving Two ESG-Linked Mutual Funds

September 29th | Townhall | Unlike California, Congress Gets Hunting and Shooting Sports Right

Stay tuned for October 2023 updates!

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What a great event it was. Perhaps the largest audience for a speech I’ve given yet, with 110 people (students and community members) in attendance. All thanks to the efforts of MTU’s Young Americans for Freedom and Huskies for America chapters – who promoted the heck out of the event. An impressive young groups that’ll go places, especially with help from advisors like Professors Jarek Drelich and Lynn Artman.

If you missed my remarks, watch them below on YouTube:

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Here’s more about the San Antonio Zoo:

San Antonio Zoo®, operated by San Antonio Zoological Society, is a non-profit organization committed to securing a future for wildlife. Through its passion and expertise in animal care, conservation, and education, the zoo’s mission is to inspire its community to love, engage with, act for and protect animals and the places they live. The zoo welcomes more than a million visitors each year and is open year-round. San Antonio Zoo is accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums, the Zoological Association of America, and Humane Certified by American Humane.

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San Antonio’s first zoo consisted of a collection of animals assembled in San Pedro Park in the 1800s. In 1914, Colonel George W. Brackenridge, donated buffalo, elk, deer, monkeys, a pair of lions, and four bears on land he had deeded over to the city in what is now known as Brackenridge Park. This collection became the San Antonio Zoo.

In November 1929, two of the first cageless exhibits in America–the Barless Bear Terraces and the Primate Paradise–opened, offering visitors unprecedented views of animals. When the Richard Friedrich Aquarium was dedicated in 1948, it was described in the local press as “the world’s greatest.” The Hixon Bird House, funded through the efforts of Colonel Frederick C. Hixon, opened in 1966, featuring a simulated tropical rain forest and free-flying birds. The zoo’s bird collection is now one of the world’s largest.

The zoo is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization and is home to a wide variety of animals representing 750 species on 56 acres, of which 34 acres are public pathways. More than 1,000,000 guests visit the San Antonio Zoo annually – 13,155 of those being children participating in education programs and 80,000 school children coming on field trips.

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Here’s more about the organization:

The mission of the Pacific Research Institute (PRI) is to champion freedom, opportunity, and personal responsibility for all individuals by advancing free-market policy solutions. Since its founding in 1979, PRI has remained steadfast to the vision of a free and civil society where individuals can achieve their full potential. Put simply, public policy is too important to be left just to the experts. Individuals are the real decision makers when it comes to their schools, health care, and environment. PRI reinforces this ideal by providing you with the information, inspiration, and opportunity to make decisions about the daily issues that matter most to you. The Institute’s activities include publications, events, media commentary, legislative testimony, and community outreach.

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We chatted conservatism being reconciled with conservation, environmentalism, nuclear energy, wildfires, and much more.

More details below:

The King of Stuff welcomes Gabriella Hoffman, media strategist, consultant, award-winning outdoor writer, and host of the weekly “District of Conservation” podcast. Jon and Gabby discuss the difference between conservation and preservation, the wildfire and energy mess on the West Coast, and Trump’s successes at the EPA.

Subscribe to the King of Stuff Spotify playlist featuring picks from Jon and his guest. Gabriella’s song of the week is “Waiting for Lightning” by The National Parks, and Jon’s is “Kings and Queens” by The Ocean Blue.

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I discussed the real cause of wildfires out West, why we need forest management, President Donald J. Trump administration’s surprising pro-conservation/pro-enviro accomplishments, conservative environmentalism, why I started District of Conservation, the importance of hunters and anglers in environmental issues, how conservationists can find common ground in these divided times, and much more.

More about the Hashing It Out Podcast:

Hashing it Out is a podcast hosted by Siraj Hashmi, Washington Examiner’s commentary video editor & writer. Each episode includes a political guest to offer historical context of the news and politics of the day, and insight into how we got to where we are. If you want to find the deeper meaning behind current events, then Hashing it Out is the podcast for you.

Read more at Washington Examiner.

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