District of Conservation

In Episode 294 of District of Conservation, Gabriella sits down with Arizona State Representative Quang Nguyen—a first-term lawmaker representing Arizona House of Representatives Legislative District 1. Nguyen was born in communist Vietnam and fled to the U.S. with his family. He was dubbed NSSF's 2021 Arizona State Lawmaker of the Year and also serves as president of the Arizona State Rifle and Pistol Association. When not working in the state legislature, he spends his time fly fishing for trout. Tune in to learn about Rep. Nguyen's legislative work!

SHOW NOTES

Connect with Rep. Nguyen on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. 

Rep. Nguyen Election Website

Rep. Nguyen's Legislative Website

NSSF Names 2021 Arizona State Legislator of the Year 

AZ Senate Bill 1382 

Arizona State Pistol and Rifle Association

Arizona Trout: Gila

In Episode 293 of District of Conservation, Gabriella teases her upcoming interview with Missouri State Senator Holly Rehder—author of the new memoir, CINDER GIRL. In this clip, Holly discusses winning the Conservation Federation of Missouri's Conservation Legislator of the Year (Senate) award in 2021, addressing feral hogs, and why having an inaugural black bear hunting season is important for the Show-Me State. Tune in!

SHOW NOTES

Learn more about Senator Rehder and connect with her on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

Buy her new memoir CINDER GIRL

Conservation Federation of Missouri Award

In Episode 292 of District of Conservation, Gabriella shares with listeners she submitted comments opposing the USFWS's proposed lead ban on public lands and how hunting groups are challenging California's horrible new law, AB 2571, that bans gun marketing. Tune in!

SHOW NOTES

Federal Register: 2022-2023 Station-Specific Hunting and Sport Fishing Regulations

Gabby's Comment

RealClearPolicy: Lead Ban Would Undermine True Conservation, Outdoor Access

CA AB 2571

The Reload: California Youth Shooting Sports League Shuts Down in Wake of Advertising Ban

In Episode 291 of District of Conservation, Gabriella discusses how to participate in Shooting Sports Month and dives deep into some problems with the newly-approved Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind Project slated to operate by 2027. 

SHOW NOTES

National Shoot Sports Month: NSSF

Governor Youngkin's Shooting Sports Month Proclamation

SCC Approves Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind Project

Virginia Clean Economy Act

Dominion Energy: Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind

DOE: Wind Energy Impact

Virginia Mercury: Not a great time to roll out Dominion’s pricey solar tariff

Virginia Mercury: Amid global energy price spikes, Dominion customers’ bills could rise between 12 and 20 percent

Virginia Profile: EIA

Virginia's Youngkin supports offshore wind projects; doesn't join Biden coalition

WSJ: A Green Logrolling Classic (2018)

RTD: SCC backs millions in rate increases for Dominion's offshore wind project

Oceanography Magazine: Setting the Context for Offshore Wind Development Effects on Fish and Fisheries

June 2022 BOEM Letter from VA Cabinet

In Episode 290 of District of Conservation, Gabriella welcomes back Fox News Contributor and Townhall.com News Editor, Katie Pavlich. 

Katie joins the podcast today to discuss "Luxury Hunting Lodges of America," how Joe Manchin's support for the Inflation Reduction Act to get the Mountain Valley Pipeline is problematic, Biden's War on Energy, the flawed Republican-led RETURN Act, gun rights, and much more. 

Tune in!

SHOW NOTES

Watch Luxury Hunting Lodges of America on Fox Nation

Follow Katie's work on Fox News and Townhall.com

Connect with Katie on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

In Episode 289 of District of Conservation, Gabriella discusses some news items you may have missed: 7 House Republicans (so far) abandoning support for the RETURN Act, chef Gordon Ramsay harassed by vegans for lamb video, if wolf reintroduction and attacks correlate to "far-right" (conservative) policies. Plus: a (return) guest announcement. Tune in!

SHOW NOTES

EP 285 on The RETURN Act

GOP Cosponsors Who've Renounced RETURN Act Support

NBC News: Some TikTokers revolted by Gordon Ramsay video appearing to pick a lamb to slaughter

VICE: Scientists Find Link Between Wolf Attacks and Far Right Politics

Prop 114 and Wolf Reintroduction in CO

EP 79

In Episode 288 of District of Conservation, Gabriella interviews Curt McAllister from Toyota Motor North America. Curt serves as the Midwest Public Relations Manager. They discuss Curt's foray into the outdoor industry, how Toyota gets involved in conservation and outdoor media. Plus, how Toyota's practical electrification plans differ from their competition and latest trucks on the market. Tune in!

SHOW NOTES

Follow Curt on Instagram and Twitter. 

Follow Toyota Motor Corp. on Facebook, Instagram, & Twitter

Toyota Pressroom and Conservation Initiatives

In Episode 287 of District of Conservation, Gabriella interviews Jenn Callahan—the new Director of Business Development and Marketing at Professional Outdoor Media Association. Tune in!

In Episode 286 of District of Conservation, Gabriella introduces listeners to the South Carolina Waterfowl Association. SCWA is a non-profit organization dedicated to enhancing and perpetuating South Carolina's wildlife heritage through education and habitat conservation. Gabriella sits down with SCWA Founder/CEO David Wielicki and Communications Director Maria Hackney. Tune in to learn more!

SHOW NOTES

Learn about SCWA and connect with them on Facebook and Instagram.

In Episode 285 of District of Conservation, Gabriella addresses two news items: the problems with The RETURN Act and Governor Larry Hogan (R-MD) loosening restrictions on concealed carry permit applications in wake of NYSRPA vs Bruen. 

SHOW NOTES

The RETURN Act Text

How Excise Taxes Don't Infringe on Second Amendment Rights

Pittman-Robertson: The Good Excise Tax

Letter: Conservation Groups Praising PR Funds

NCSU: 60-80% of Conservation Funding from Sportsmen and Women (Including PR Funds)

Governor Larry Hogan Statement on Maryland CHP

Baltimore Sun: Maryland Gov. Hogan calls on state police to suspend ‘good and substantial reason’ standard for carrying a concealed gun