Cultivating Our Conservation Ethic Dr. Marianne Patinelli-Dubay: SUNY ESF Environmental Philosophy Program Coordinator This week, Dr. Marianne Patinelli-Dubay with SUNY College of Environmental Science & Forestry (ESF) joins us to talk about how we can think through our conservation ethic & philosophy. Marianne is the Environmental Philosophy Program Coordinator at Read more…
BONUS PODCAST: HOW TO OVERCOME DICHOTOMOUS THINKING IN OUR CONSERVATION PHILOSOPHY Here’s a quick 10 minute bonus episode talking about how we can overcome and rethink some important dichotomous questions as conservationists. Wilderness or active management? public or private lands advocacy? Is hunting ethical? My favorite species or yours? There Read more…
Episode 49: Why Hunting & Conservation is Part of the Solution How an Old Soda Can Relates to Conservation – A TED Talk Inspired Conversation I was traveling last week through Chicago’s O’Hare Airport and picked up a book called “Talk Like TED” by Carmine Gallo. I’ve never been invited Read more…
Sage Grouse Conservation with Ed Arnett – Chief Scientist at Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership Listen this week as TRCP’s Chief Scientist Ed Arnett provides an update on sage grouse and explains why all Americans should care about this iconic species and its vast habitat that spans eleven western states. Ed Read more…
Congratulations Mahting Putelis on this great CO archery bull! Podcast Episode 27 Hunt To Eat: A Conversation with Mahting Putelis Hunt To Eat Hunt To Eat owner Mahting Putelis is a respected outdoor industry leader, entrepreneur, hunter, climber and conservationist. This week, Mahting joins us to talk about his wide-ranging Read more…
Episode 26: Powderhook – Becoming a Digital Hunting Mentor Powderhook’s Digital App: This week, Eric Dinger, CEO of Powderhook, joins us to discuss their awesome digital mentorship program. Powderhook is helping thousands of new hunters each year find the advice they need to get started. Have you ever thought that Read more…
Your Guide to Outdoor Writing, Deer Hunting & Cooking: Podcast Episode 24 This week, we’re talking with outdoor writer Brandon Rapp from Pennsylvania about deer hunting, wild game cooking, and outdoor writing & blogging. Brandon is a contributing author for North American Deer Hunter Magazine and lives in Lancaster County, Read more…
TRCP Western Media Summit, Bozeman, MT: What You Should Know about the #TRCPSummit: TRCP hosted their annual Western Media Summit in Bozeman, MT this week and East to West Hunting Podcast was there. Listen to this week’s 30 minute podcast to get an overview of what you should know about Read more…
America’s 400 million acres of working forests provide immeasurable benefits to our society – ecosystem services, fresh air, clean water, habitat, open space, and sustainable forest products. Working forests protected by conservation easements are privately-owned forests that offer great public benefit. Since its inception in 1985, The Conservation Fund has Read more…
East to West Hunting Podcast Episode 16 with Whit Fosburgh of the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership. “We can talk about whether you want wilderness or managed public lands, that debate is a luxury. As long as we still have those public lands, we can have those debates” – Whit Fosburgh, Read more…