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District of Conservation

Gabriella Hoffman
Endangered Species Act
Osage Nation
Antiquities Act
Natural Asset Companies
Wolverine
Mimbres Peaks National Monument
Climate Change
Nuclear Energy
Renewable Energy
Conservation
Wind Turbines
New Mexico
Biden Administration
Luna County
Ibex
Ranching
Public Lands
Mining
Recreation Access
COP 28

District of Conservation is a podcast highlighting the incredible conservationists who thrive and survive deep in or around "The Swamp." These are the policymakers, storytellers, trailblazers, and hardworking folks who go unnoticed but shape this region—whether they live or work here. In addition to guests, the podcast will also cover difficult and even controversial conservation public policy mat... more

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In Episode 522 of District of Conservation, Gabriella interviews Julianne Szyper - deputy director of Virginia Department of Energy. Julianne discusses her role at the agency, VDOE's top priorities, the Youngkin administration's energy goals, superch... more

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In Episode 521 of District of Conservation, Gabriella recaps her trip to Wisconsin, where she spoke at a permitting reform roundtable with Congressmen Tiffany and Wied, nuclear engineer and Miss America 2023, and others.

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In Episode 520 of District of Conservation, Gabriella welcomes back Energy Bad Boys Isaac Orr and Mitch Rolling. They discuss Rahm Emanuel's WSJ op-ed blaming Trump and his One Big Beautiful Bill for raising energy prices, why electricity prices are ... more

In Episode 519 of District of Conservation, Gabriella publishes her interview with Tristan B. Breijer, Director of Communications and Public Affairs at International Council for Game and Wildlife Conservation (CIC).

CIC is a non-profit international... more

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Recent Guests

Tristan B. Breijer
Director of Communications and Public Affairs at the CIC
International Council for Game and Wildlife Conservation
Episode: EP 519: The Global Impact of Hunting (ft. Tristan Breijer)
Paul Schecklman
Advocate for energy production and conservation
Northwoods Policy Network
Episode: EP 515: Abundance & Northwoods Policy Network (ft. Paul Schecklman)
Dan Cabela
Member of the Cabela Family and host of Hard Truths of Conservation
Cabela Family Foundation
Episode: EP 511: Hard Conservation Truths with Dan Cabela
Sarah Montalbano
Senior Fellow at the Independent Women's Forum Center for Energy and Conservation
Center for the American Experiment
Episode: EP 508: Are Solar and Wind Environmentally-Friendly? (ft. Sarah Montalbano)
Richard Meyer
Vice President of the American Gas Association
American Gas Association
Episode: EP 506: Natural Gas is Booming with Richard Meyer, VP of American Gas Association
Sarah Hunt
A conservationist and board member of the American Conservation Coalition with a focus on energy policy.
Rainey Center
Episode: EP 502: Energy Abundance (ft. Sarah Hunt of Rainey Center)
Joe Trotter
Environmental advocate and member of Texans for Clean Water
Texans for Clean Water
Episode: EP 501: Clean Water Isn't Political (ft. Joe Trotter)
Jason Isaac
CEO and founder of the American Energy Institute, former member of the Texas Legislature
American Energy Institute
Episode: EP 500: Living a High-Carbon Lifestyle (ft. Hon. Jason Isaac)
Joshua Loucks
Co-author of a Cato study on the Inflation Reduction Act
Cato Institute
Episode: EP 497: Fund Tax Cuts with Inflation Reduction Act Repeal (ft. Joshua Loucks)

Host

Gabriella Hoffman
Host of the podcast, Gabriella Hoffman, brings a robust knowledge of conservation issues, combining insights from her experiences in outdoor activities with a strong focus on public policy. Known for engaging discussions, she highlights the classical and contemporary challenges in conservation while interviewing various experts in the field.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 121 ratings
  • What a load of fake news!!

    Terrible, don’t know how you sleep at night selling lies like this

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Rebecca Tierney
    Belgium2 months ago
  • really, really important

    EP.500: outstanding! Clearly lays out facts that can't be said enough. Thank you.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    gpajake
    United States5 months ago
  • Half a million acres?

    I listen to this podcast often. I appreciate the points you’re making. I sure hope you’re right that public lands will not be sold, but they continue to add land sales in the 11th hour. Could you explain more about the purpose of pretending they might sell off land? It’s extremely unpopular here in Idaho (and everywhere as you’ve said). But it doesn’t seem like a fake out when this is literally the only way they could ever do it - sneakily, last minute, through reconciliation and with a congress... more

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Candice Partin
    United States5 months ago
  • Thank you for taking the time to put out information on conservation.

    Keep it up

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Brice Naylor
    United States2 years ago
  • Miss information and lack of science-backed discussion. It is an absolute joke of a podcast. To call themselves conservationists, is disheartening to say the least.

    Podcast Addict
    1
    PrairieBio
    2 years ago

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The podcast is applauded for its balancing act of differing opinions on conservation and policy matters, inviting a diversity of perspectives within the conservation community.
Listeners praise the engaging and informative nature of the discussions, particularly highlighting the well-researched topics and knowledgeable guests.
Feedback indicates a high appreciation for the host's ability to discuss controversial issues with clarity and depth, although some critiques note a perceived bias in favor of certain viewpoints.

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Apple Podcasts
#158
Italy/Sports/Wilderness
Apple Podcasts
#20
Chile/Sports/Wilderness
Apple Podcasts
#28
India/Sports/Wilderness
Apple Podcasts
#100
New Zealand/Sports/Wilderness
Apple Podcasts
#181
Netherlands/Sports/Wilderness
Apple Podcasts
#187
Belgium/Sports/Wilderness

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

EP 511: Hard Conservation Truths with Dan Cabela
Q: What do you think are the looming threats to both hunting as a sport and the wider conservation dynamic?
Cabela notes the importance of cleaning up social media content that negatively impacts perceptions of hunting and highlights the cultural shift that could lead to losing young hunters due to accessibility and financial barriers.
EP 502: Energy Abundance (ft. Sarah Hunt of Rainey Center)
Q: What can you discuss or what are you polling exactly?
We do all of our polling in-house regarding energy issues and show that Americans want affordable, reliable, clean energy.
EP 501: Clean Water Isn't Political (ft. Joe Trotter)
Q: How can your organization help depoliticize the clean water issue?
By emphasizing that clean water initiatives should not be politicized, aiming for a united approach regardless of political affiliation and highlighting the conservative roots of conservation.
EP 501: Clean Water Isn't Political (ft. Joe Trotter)
Q: Could you contextualize the litter problem?
The problem of littering has worsened over the last decade, and while it's largely manageable in some regions due to community efforts, many areas still struggle significantly with debris.
EP 500: Living a High-Carbon Lifestyle (ft. Hon. Jason Isaac)
Q: What should Congress understand about subsidized green energy?
Isaac warns that subsidies lead to increased energy costs for constituents, making energy less affordable and less reliable.

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This podcast presents a robust exploration of conservation topics, highlighting the individuals and policies that significantly impact the environment and wildlife management. It features enlightening interviews with conservationists, policymakers, and industry experts who share their experiences and insights on pressing issues like hunting regulations, land management, and energy policies. Noteworthy episodes discuss various aspects of wildlife conservation, the intersection of outdoor recreation and policy, and initiatives aimed at promoting sustainable practices. Listeners can expect engaging dialogues that not only celebrate conservation achievements but also critically examine the challenges and controversies facing the field today.

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Recent guests on District of Conservation include:

1. Tristan B. Breijer
2. Paul Schecklman
3. Dan Cabela
4. Sarah Montalbano
5. Richard Meyer
6. Sarah Hunt
7. Joe Trotter
8. Jason Isaac

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