A podcast exploring the nuances of true conservation efforts from the Nation’s Capital and beyond. Hosted by @gabby_hoffman
Washington, DC
Joined September 2018
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District of Conservation Podcast retweeted
On October 20th, 2026, @POTUS signed @JuanCiscomani's Chiricahua National Park Act into law—reclassifying Chiricahua National Monument in southeastern Arizona as the 64th official National Park.
Great complement to energy abundance. I explain at @IWF
independentwomen.com/2026/10…
District of Conservation Podcast retweeted
If anyone doubts me being Baltic or Eastern European, here’s proof. 🍄🟫
Mushroom hunting is in my blood. This is the second lion’s mane mushroom I’ve found in two years. 😎
Grocery stores sell farm-grown varieties of this for $15-20/lb. 😱
District of Conservation Podcast retweeted
Chiricahua in Arizona becomes the 64th official National Park @NatlParkService & the U.S. ranks No. 2 on energy security in @ASI's inaugural Global Energy Security Index. Find out more in this week's @DConservPodcast episode.
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District of Conservation Podcast retweeted
This is GREAT news from @ENERGY + @SecretaryWright. Blue state governors now want natural gas pipelines, realizing their green energy mandates have risen electricity + heating costs in the Northeast. Affordability > climate policies.
@IWF's New England Women Energy Survey found a majority now support natural gas—including pipelines—after years of opposition. Check out our poll here 🔗 independentwomen.com/women-e…
🚨@SecretaryWright on the natural gas pipeline that has faced a decade of delays under Democrats’ energy subtraction policies:
"[The Constitution Pipeline] will lower costs for everyone in New York and New England and increase job opportunities."
District of Conservation Podcast retweeted
Women are exercising their 2nd Amendment rights!
🎯 A recent study suggests women now account for nearly 45% of gun owners, crossing political lines.
@Gabby_Hoffman breaks down the growing trend on @RileyGainesShow. Watch the full episode: youtube.com/watch?v=Du-pOIp8…
District of Conservation Podcast retweeted
.@TheNuclearCo doing BIG things for America’s nuclear comeback. ⚛️ 👏🏻
District of Conservation Podcast retweeted
America’s newest national park is rock solid!
Chiricahua is officially our 64th national park. Welcome to the "Wonderland of Rocks."
ALT Lightning strikes beneath dark storm clouds over the rocky landscape of Chiricahua. Green vegetation surrounds clusters of towering rock formations, with a pink glow along the distant horizon.
District of Conservation Podcast retweeted
.@ASI, a UK-based free market organization, has unveiled the first-ever Global Energy Security Index.
The U.S. ranks No. 2 after Norway. The index measures dispatchability, diversity, import security, and ability to pay w/o distorting for decarbonization.
Very fascinating! More from me at @IWF this week. independentwomen.com/2026/10…
District of Conservation Podcast retweeted
Presidential libraries aren't sought-after date spots. One exception, however, is the @TRPresLibrary (which I still need to visit).
I explained why on @NEWSMAX Right Squad last week. @IWF
cc @JTabacco @TimothyDoescher @CurtisHouck @JoelMartinRubin
District of Conservation Podcast retweeted
New side quest unlocked: First cell tower climb. 🧗♀️ 😎 ⚒️
Thank you to @NathanLeamerDC @BuildAmericanAI & @NATEsafety for hosting us today!
@IWF
District of Conservation Podcast retweeted
You’re alive thanks to fossil fuels, not in spite of them.
Global investment in O&G will continue beyond 2050, per @IEA. There is no crisis. Don’t bite the hand that feeds you and don’t be duped by doomers like this.
The fossil fuel industry knew their products posed a major threat to humanity, as far back as decades ago.
They chose to suppress that information, engage in and fund a campaign of deception to cast doubt upon the scientists blowing the whistle, and use massive political spending to prevent laws that would have stopped the harms - in the process deliberately seeking to polarize the issue on partisan lines as way of blocking change.
They put profits over human beings, and over basic ethics and justice. We are still grappling with the consequences.
We’re dealing with the same situation emerging with AI. Scientists closest to the issue are sounding the alarm about the danger. The industry has mobilized massive political spending and lobbying power to prevent laws that regulate their irresponsible behavior.
Will we let it play out the same way?
District of Conservation Podcast retweeted
Thanks for having me on your program, @Riley_Gaines_! We discussed hunting as conservation and much more. @IWF
I sat down with Gabriella Hoffman to discuss 🎙️
@IWF @Riley_Gaines_
WATCH HERE: youtu.be/WZTXCDTcr94
District of Conservation Podcast retweeted
Honored to join @RileyGainesShow w/ @Riley_Gaines_ this week to discuss @ellalangleymsic's very tame hunting pics, how hunting is conservation, Pittman-Robertson, women buying firearms, and much more. @IWF
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District of Conservation Podcast retweeted
Thank you @TheTRCP for standing with us to protect and preserve Colorado’s outdoor heritage.
#YesOn83
TRCP Supports Colorado Amendment 83: Right to Hunt & Fish
🔗 trcp.org/2026/10/16/trcp-sup…
Amendment 83 recognizes the essential value of hunting, fishing and keeping wildlife management grounded in science.
For generations, hunters and anglers have helped fund wildlife management, habitat restoration, public access, species recovery, rural economic prosperity and outdoor recreation opportunities, which benefit all Coloradans. License fees and excise taxes hunters and anglers pay are a major source of funding for species and habitat conservation programs.
“Hunting, fishing, and wildlife conservation are a major part of who we are as Coloradans, and hunters and anglers have long been partners in conserving the state’s fish and wildlife,” said Liz Rose, TRCP’s Colorado field representative. “Amendment 83 recognizes that role and helps ensure hunters and anglers continue to contribute to the conservation and management of wildlife in Colorado, through on-the-ground work and through the dollars they contribute.”
Learn more: trcp.org/2026/10/16/trcp-sup…
District of Conservation Podcast retweeted
Menhaden, a forage fish essential to the Mid-Atlantic marine ecosystem and fish diets, is under threat from a Canadian-based company that harvests it at industrial scale.
@foragefishcmpgn's Whit Fosburgh joins @DConservPodcast to discuss. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas… via @CFACT
District of Conservation Podcast retweeted
.@SarahMontalban0 has a great explainer on BAAJA - the new Senate permitting reform bill - up at @IWF website this week. Please read and share! independentwomen.com/2026/10…
District of Conservation Podcast retweeted
I’m a woman who hunts and I stand with @ellalangleymsic.
Hunters do more for wildlife conservation than any of the virtue signalers out there. If you’re disgusted by hunting, wait until you learn that meat doesn’t originate from grocery stores. 😱 🤡
Choosin' Texas singer Ella Langley faces backlash after old hunting photos resurface: 'She's disgusting' trib.al/cweqAHq
