October is in full swing. It means the return of hunting season, the omnipresence of pumpkin spice everything, fewer humid days, and National Women’s Small Business Month. The Small Business Administration annually puts on National Women’s Small Business Month to celebrate female job creators and entrepreneurs. This perfectly coincides with record unemployment numbers out on …
In Episode 48 of District of Conservation, Gabriella discusses the following: Congressional Democrats pushing the Assault Weapons Ban of 2019 (which would ban most semi-automatic firearms), red flag laws, and universal background checks (plus a plug for WHY MEADOW DIED). A Swedish scientist suggests eating human flesh will curb climate change and better the planet …
One of the many services I provide is speaking engagements. It’s not only a great way to interface with people; lectures and speeches can be a catalyst for igniting action on very important issues—especially when making the case for hunting and how it promotes conservation. I’ve previously given speeches at West Virginia University, a collegian summit featuring students …
Originally published July 25, 2019. In the age of social media censorship of hunting and shooting sports content, outdoor enthusiasts feel alienated online. As platforms like Facebook and Instagram increasingly rely on automation and algorithms that flag innocuous hunting and firearms content, users feel they are unable to navigate the digital waters comfortably and with …
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In Episode 45 of District of Conservation, Gabriella breaks down three important news items. They include: Newly-unveiled rules changes—or improvements—to the Endangered Species Act, specifically Section 4, 4(d), and 7, were announced by the Department of Interior yesterday to ensure more than 3 percent of listed species are delisted and can be recovered A defense …
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 …
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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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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As I’ve previously written here at my business blog, I recommend you DON’T ever buy followers across social media to inflate your influence— especially on Instagram. Earlier this year, I warned folks in hunting and fishing circles to not to engage in this unprofessional behavior. I also have a general post on social media best …
On October 5th, 2018, I photographed the inaugural Ducktoberfest event for Alexandria’s chapter of Ducks Unlimited at the Torpedo Factory in Old Town Alexandria, Va. Ducks Unlimited bills itself as the world’s leader in wetlands and waterfowl conservation. It was started over 80 years ago following the Dust Bowl. It is grassroots-led, volunteer based organization. …
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