From CFACT

By Gabriella Hoffman

“I think that they are getting more pushback back than they realized, and that they thought they would be further along, so that that’s a credit to our side of the fight….We know that they’re going to continue to push this as you mentioned this. You know [it] had its roots in 1980–the iterations of 30 by 30. So once they get these kind of plans going, they never really quit. I think even though we may be seeing some success – and I do think we are – I think we’re part of the reason why they haven’t been able to do this, particularly stopping the natural asset company, investment company here in the US that set them back big time. And so I think also it’s a combination of the whole messaging: this nature crisis, the climate crisis, is based on a false narrative.” — Margaret Byfield

In Episode 468 of District of Conservation, Gabriella welcomes back American Stewards of Liberty executive director Margaret Byfield. Margaret chats about COP16 currently happening in Colombia, biodiversity/nature credits, the status of 30-by-30, natural asset companies, natural capital accounts, and the future of property rights. Tune in to learn more!

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EP 572: Women for Gun Rights Turns 10 – District of Conservation

In Episode 572 of District of Conservation, Gabriella recaps spending the weekend at Women for Gun Rights' 10th annual summit – namely the inaugural gala and Rally on Capitol Hill. Tune in to learn more!SHOW NOTESWomen for Gun RightsWomen for Gun Safety2026 National Firearms Survey: Results from the Second Wave, Including Current Ownership of AR-15 Style Rifles, Other "Assault Weapons," and Magazines that Hold More than 10 Rounds

1. EP 572: Women for Gun Rights Turns 10 18:47
2. EP 571: Can Cloud Seeding Fix America's Water Woes? (ft. Augustus Doricko) 24:35
3. EP 570: CA to Ban Car Tires to Fight Climate Change 17:17
4. EP 569: Big Bend & National Park Week 20:00
5. EP 568: Hobie Eyewear at ICAST 2026 & Conservation Initiatives 17:30