Podcast appearances and mentions of whit fosburgh

Matt and Jim are joined by Whit Fosburgh. Whit is the president and CEO of the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership. They discuss the new Farm Bill and the Voluntary Public Access and Habitat Incentive Program (VPA-HIP).

Whit Fosburgh of the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership joins me from the floor of Pheasant Fest with insights into his organization, how they help us get more and better access to hunting ground, and gives us an insider look at government. It's a dirty job, but his group is in there fighting for us daily. We go way back to the early days, and find out what's happening in the halls of Congress right now that will affect our hunting. You share your training goals for the weekend, how many of us give our bird dog a vacation, and the "Handle It" dog training segment encourages you to let your gear take the heat when it comes to correcting your dog. Please visit our sponsors: Sage & Braker Mercantile, Pointer shotguns,, @midwayusa, #midwayusa, Midway USA, Mid Valley Clays and Shooting School, Joy Dog Food, TrulockChokes, FurFeathersFriends and FindBirdHuntingSpots.com.

In this episode of Hunt Talk Radio, Randy shares a mic with Whit Fosburgh, CEO of the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership (TRCP). Topics covered include policy making an partisan neutrality, Federal policies and programs most impacting hunting and conservation, why access should be easier, private lands being the majority of wildlife habitat, the importance of Farm Bills and conservation on private lands, making progress by looking for wins and not looking for fights, ways average hunters can make a difference, and other topics from the unwild world of DC. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, Jason talks with Whit Fosburgh about sagebrush habitat. Whit is the President and CEO of Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership, an organization working to guarantee all Americans quality places to hunt and fish. TRCP unites and amplifies their partners' voices to advance America's legacy of conservation, habitat, and access. During the conversation, Whit shares the work TRCP has done over the past 20 years, what the biggest legislative wins were for 2022, and where the Recovering America's Wildlife Act currently stands. The meat of the episode includes his thoughts on the importance of sagebrush habitat, what threats are looming, and things being done to conserve the ecosystem in the west. The conversation wraps up with Whit's outlook on the impact the North American Grasslands Conservation Act could have. Website | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | YouTube

Whit Fosburgh is the president and CEO of the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership (TRCP). In conversation with host Mike Leonard, Fosburgh details TRCP's founding and the importance of bringing the sportsmen community together to work on big picture issues. To learn more about TRCP visit https://www.trcp.org/ For more ways to get involved in sportfishing policy visit https://keepamericafishing.org/ and https://asafishing.org/

Steven Rinella talks with Greg Fonts, Brandon Hendrickson, Mike Raabe, and Chester Floyd.  Topics discussed: Chester the Dive Master (pronounced "Mester"); the Makah tribe wants to start killing whales again; how Rep. Clyde's RETURN Act, which would gut Pittman-Robertson, is simply not the right way to go; California now says bumblebees are fish, and why that's interesting and important; the industrial harvest of menhadens/pogies and a clarification from TRCP's Whit Fosburgh; dealing with sharks in the water; explaining the Oreo; oil rigs as major fish and wildlife magnets; rig reaping and losing incredible habitat; shrimp boat secrets; cobia pass bys; how losing good reef is like losing a friend; it lives in the water, is furry, and has eyelashes; and more.  Connect with Steve and MeatEater Steve on Instagram and Twitter MeatEater on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and Youtube Shop MeatEater Merch See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Steven Rinella talks with Whit Fosburgh and Janis Putelis. Topics discussed: The TRCP turkey hunt; how Whit got hit by a car; how Steve passed out while his wife was giving birth; when a chinook helicopter causes turkeys to shock gobble; our own F-up with over-the-top headlines; MeatEater saves lives yet again; Danish scientists crack the code on growing morels; engineering to re-engineer; the issues that arise when you making rivers navigable; fixing the Federal appraisal process; unanimous MAPLand; the public's property rights; Recovering America's Wildlife Act not a slam dunk; ID spending half as much per grizzly as it does per kid in public school; good for the butterfly, good for the turkey and deer too; striped bass in steady decline for the past two decades; keep your blues; conservation that's durable; and more.  Connect with Steve and MeatEater Steve on Instagram and Twitter MeatEater on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and Youtube Shop MeatEater Merch See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Whit Fosburgh is the president and CEO of the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership, an organization dedicated to advancing America's legacy of conservation, habitat, and access to public lands.Prior to joining TRCP in 2010, Whit spent 15 years at Trout Unlimited. Additionally, he served as fisheries' director for the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, and was a wildlife specialist for the National Audubon Society. Whit grew up hunting and fishing in upstate New York and was a member of Team USA in the 1997 World Fly Fishing Championships. He has a BA in Government from Georgetown University and a Master's degree from the Yale University School of Forestry.We talked all about TRCP and their various areas of focus, from the Farm Bill, to the Colorado River, to Chronic Wasting Disease in deer species. Whit and the TRCP are keeping the spirit and vision of Theodore Roosevelt and the early American conservation movement alive by leveraging the voice of outdoor enthusiasts to influence policy.You can visit their website for more, sign up for their newsletter to stay informed on these issues, and consider a donation to help the cause.

In this episode I'm joined by President and CEO of the TRCP ( Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership) Mr. Whit Fosburgh. Whew! What a great discussion we had.Lately, I've really been thinking about all the different conservation non-profits. (NGO's) Let's be honest, there are A LOT of them. Let's be more honest.  Sometimes it's really hard to discern between who's doing what and where.  While we're being honest, I'm willing to bet that the majority of license buys are unaware to most of the NGO's let alone what they are up to and how it effects their own concern from a hunting, fishing, access standpoint. In this episode Whit and I not only cover the history of the TRCP, we also go over why it, and others like it are so important. We cover the challenges that are being faced head on on a daily basis. How some of those challenges have been neglected over the years, not necessarily maliciously but more so just an afterthought.  But.. It's not to late. We cover the importance of being involved, what can each individual do, and how little time it actually takes to have an impact. I believe we're living in a time to have the most positive impact then any other time before with social media at our fingertips.With hunters and maybe more importantly non- hunters just a "click" away. A positive message followed by sound education can be profound. This episode is just that. Some topics covered.History of TRCPTRCP's top 10 initiatives  for 2022   Land and Water Conservation FundPublic AccessCWDAnd much, much more. As always we appreciate you taking the time to listen any feedback is welcomed. Hit "like" and if you feel it's worthy of "sharing" please do so. Hope you enjoy it!         

As Conservation month rolls on, this week, Marcus welcomes in White Fosburgh. Whit is the President and CEO of the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership. The guys cover a variety of topics in the field of conservation including how the landscape has changed over the last decade as well as where things are heading in the future. Growing up in upstate New York, Whit always knew he wanted to work in the outdoor space and almost three decades later, there is no question that Whit has left his mark in the conservation world. If you would like to learn more about the TRCP, check out trcp.org. The Average Conservationist is powered by Simple Cast.

As Conservation month rolls on, this week, Marcus welcomes in White Fosburgh. Whit is the President and CEO of the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership. The guys cover a variety of topics in the field of conservation including how the landscape has changed over the last decade as well as where things are heading in the future. Growing up in upstate New York, Whit always knew he wanted to work in the outdoor space and almost three decades later, there is no question that Whit has left his mark in the conservation world. If you would like to learn more about the TRCP, check out trcp.org. The Average Conservationist is powered by Simple Cast.

As Conservation month rolls on, this week, Marcus welcomes in White Fosburgh. Whit is the President and CEO of the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership. The guys cover a variety of topics in the field of conservation including how the landscape has changed over the last decade as well as where things are heading in the future. Growing up in upstate New York, Whit always knew he wanted to work in the outdoor space and almost three decades later, there is no question that Whit has left his mark in the conservation world. If you would like to learn more about the TRCP, check out trcp.org. The Average Conservationist is powered by Simple Cast.

Steven Rinella talks with with Whit Fosburgh, Ryan Callaghan, Seth Morris, and Janis Putelis. Topics discussed: The deer of the NJ turnpike; Joe Cermele's IG handle and B-Side Fishing; Steve's kids get their first turkeys; the time when a retracting bike kick stand made a turkey gobble; New Mexico's trapping ban and challenging the hypocrisy of its grounds; estate sales and the laws of selling taxidermy; what would you do if your dog drowned a fawn?; more on whether snapping turtles will bite you underwater; the time when Steve's brother's girlfriend had a ball of teeth surgically removed from her body; Whit Fosburgh on Biden's first 100 days from a conservation perspective; the importance of private landowners; having a soft spot for an underwater snag; and more. Connect with Steve and MeatEater Steve on Instagram and Twitter MeatEater on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and Youtube Shop MeatEater Merch Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Today on the show I’m joined by Whit Fosburgh, the President and CEO of the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership, to discuss the private and public land conservation related policies, bills, and initiatives that hunters and anglers should be keeping tabs on over the coming years. Connect with Mark Kenyon and MeatEater Mark Kenyon on Instagram , Twitter , and Facebook MeatEater on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and Youtube Shop MeatEater Merch Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Today on the show I’m joined by Whit Fosburgh, the President and CEO of the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership, to discuss the private and public land conservation related policies, bills, and initiatives that hunters and anglers should be keeping tabs on over the coming years. Connect with Mark Kenyon and MeatEater Mark Kenyon on Instagram , Twitter , and Facebook MeatEater on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and Youtube Shop MeatEater Merch Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Steven Rinella talks with Whit Fosburgh, Clay Newcomb, Brody Henderson, and Janis Putelis. Topics discussed: tail strippers and Clay's squirrel tail ornaments; tanning squirrel hides; smash burgers; crazy fossilized footprints of hunters and a one-legged person from 20,000 years ago; pondering dropping out of the block management program; mistaking movement and a person for a deer; a local priest suffering hunter harassment; intentionally popping mountain bike tires by stringing a wire; out-of-state interests challenging spring bear season; managing wildlife through the ballot box as maybe not ideal; how Clay's old man went to high school with Bill Clinton and wasn't a partier; the LCWF; the intent to kill Pebble Mine once and for all; assessing where we're at with the ANWR; removing wolves from the endangered species list; explaining the Farm Bill and how gutting it is a big loss for conservation; the American Conservation Enhancement Act; not doing great on keeping CWD under control in 2020; manhaden aka bunker aka pogie; when 6,000-year-old arrows emerge from an ice patch; how to get involved in TRCP; and more.   Connect with Steve and MeatEater Steve on Instagram and Twitter MeatEater on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and Youtube Shop MeatEater Merch See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Whit Fosburgh, CEO of Teddy Roosevelt Conservation Partnership, on 300,000 acres of landlocked public land in MN & WI, Brenda Valentine, the First Lady of Hunting, updates us on the fall deer season and her bucket list, Mark Titus, Film Producer, follows up with us on Pebble Mine and saving fisheries, John King, the WI DNR Hunter Education Administrator, joins us

Whit Fosburgh, the CEO of the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnersip, talks about how the TCRP is helping preserve the environmental habitat of our nation’s fish and wildlife by advocating for federal policy and funding solutions while uniting its partners and amplifying the voices of American sportsmen and women in service of Theodore Roosevelt’s conservation legacy.

Steven Rinella talks with Whit Fosburgh, Phil Taylor, and Ryan Callaghan. Topics discussed: Steve's perspective on why Jani isn't a true outdoorsman; Euro-mounting your amputated arm; why is a doornail dead?; New Mexico's stream access laws; S. 47; haggling over the Farm Bill; what CRP fields are; pollinators; testifying before Congress; Pittman-Robertson and Dingell-Johnson; migration corridors; fisheries; Steve's kids attending seminars; ethanol as bad for your boat motor; and more.   Connect with Steve and MeatEater Steve on Instagram and Twitter MeatEater on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and Youtube Shop MeatEater Merch

This week we chat with MeatEater’s most fashionable trio: Katie Finch Rinella, Maggie Smith and Tracy Crane. What’s the point of talking fashion on a hunting podcast? To explore the inner-most motivations of Steve, Jani and Cal. We also catch up with President and CEO of TRCP Whit Fosburgh to talk about climate change and other important issues facing our community. Plus some recorded listener feedback. Enjoy.   Connect with Ben and MeatEater Ben on Instagram MeatEater on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and Youtube Shop MeatEater Merch See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Who better to talk conservation with than Whit Fosburgh, President and CEO of the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership (TRCP)? We talk about the broad conservation impact of wild deer, and how TRCP is using its influence to help tackle issues like chronic wasting disease. NDA and TRCP signed a memorandum of understanding to work on CWD together in 2018, and Fosburgh recently joined the NDA board of directors.

Back on the podcast this week is our main man Whit Fosburgh of the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership and we are putting a spin on conservation like you've never heard before.  We are taking a road trip across North America and discussing all of the great things we have achieved recently in regard to convservation.  This was a blast and we hope you enjoy our winning take on ecologies and politics today here in the land of the free!   www.trcp.org   The Infamous "Meat Buck" Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h7827aYU_p0&t=228s    Frankenstein (Oldest Buck Ever) Film: https://youtu.be/Km6xtriHwCI   www.theelementwild.com  

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 CWD, the 2018 Farm Bill, and gaining access to 9.52 million acres of our public lands that are currently land-locked and inaccessible. Chronic Wasting Disease: Chronic Wasting Disease has now been detected in 25 states across the US and has the potential to devastate deer herds, our hunting legacy, and ultimately conservation & conservation funding. Here are 5 facts worth your consideration: 1. CWD is transmitted through protein substances called prions which are not viruses, bacteria or living matter 2. CWD is a neurological disorder that is best described as looking like "Swiss cheese in the brain" 3. Prions can remain in soil, vegetation and the food chain for up to 16 years 4. CWD is difficult to detect in living animals until its too late - symptoms can take up to 1.5 years to reveal themselves 5. You can do your part by not transporting high risk deer carcass parts like brain and spinal cord matter across states or from regions where CWD is known to currently exist. Visit the CWD Alliance's website for more information by clicking HERE Unlocking Access to 9.52 million acres of America's public lands 9.52 million acres. That's how many acres of America's public lands are currently locked out with no legal access to the public. TRCP and OnXHunt Maps collaborated on a GIS software technology project to break this down by state and to create an inventory of prioritized projects that can be unlocked using key funding tools like the Land & Water Conservation Fund (LWCF). Get more information on TRCP and OnXHunt's research by clicking HERE [caption id="attachment_1227" align="alignnone" width="300"] #TRCPSummit[/caption] 2018 Farm Bill The Farm Bill is the single most important conservation funding mechanism for private lands across America. It supports landmark funding for Conservation Reserve Program (CRP), Voluntary Public Access & Habitat Improvement Program(VPA-HIP) and more. Click HERE to learn more about the Farm Bill and what you can do to support it. [caption id="attachment_1228" align="alignnone" width="300"] Farm Bill Conservation Funding Breakdown[/caption] To listen to East to West Hunting Podcast Episode 16 with Whit Fosburgh of TRCP, click HERE

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, President & CEO of TRCP. The Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership (TRCP) is one of the most respected conservation organizations in North America. With a diverse coalition of 58 conservation group partners, TRCP offers a trusted, centrist voice for hunting, fishing and conservation issues. This week, we're thrilled to speak with Whit Fosburgh, CEO of TRCP about current updates on the Farm Bill, LWCF, Utah Senator Mike Lee's public land transfer threats, invasive species, menhaden, and Adirondack deer hunting. Thank you Whit for joining us! To read Whit Fosburgh's recent blog about Utah Senator Mike Lee's misguided attempts to transfer public lands, click HERE To listen to NPR's Fresh Air interview with author Paul Greenberg titled The Science & Environmental Hazards Behind Fish Oil Supplements, click HERE To purchase a copy of H. Bruce Franklin's book on menhaden, The Most Important Fish in the Sea, click HERE To read TRCP's blog post What in the World is a CWD Prion, click HERE To learn more about New York Department of Environmental Conservation and Ag & Markets CWD plan, click HERE To view the Outdoor Industry Association's Outdoor Recreation Economy website page by state, click HERE To learn more about how you can help support TRCP, click on their website www.trcp.org

Today on the show I’m joined by Whit Fosburgh of the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership to discuss possibly the largest private lands conservation bill in America and how it impacts hunters. And that of course, is the Farm bill. To...

Today on the show I’m joined by Whit Fosburgh of the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership to discuss possibly the largest private lands conservation bill in America and how it impacts hunters. And that of course, is the Farm bill. To...

On this week’s episode of the Project Upland Podcast, President and CEO of the Thedore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership, Whit Fosburgh, joins us. Whit Fosburgh entered the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership in June 2010. Before working at the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership, Fosburgh spent fifteen years growing the organization Trout Unlimited into a conservation powerhouse. Fosburgh additionally … The post #14 | Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership – President Whit Fosburgh appeared first on Project Upland.

 On the podcast today, we have a returning guest in Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership president Whit Fosburgh.  Whit is a fearless leader in our community fighting our battles in D.C. as hunters, fishermen, and trophy country lovers and he recently harvested a great north country buck.  Don't miss his wealth of knowledge in this great interview! Get involved in conserving our outdoor traditions: TRCP Check out the buck K.C. passed recently on public land: PLC Video Tunes by: Tyler and the Tribe

Steven Rinella talks with Whit Fosburgh of the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership, along with Janis Putelis of the MeatEater crew. Subjects Discussed: regional conservation issues around the United States; America's environmental grade as a nation; the threats to native forests; what's up with the Farm Bill?; water quality issues of the Southeast; dead zones; chipping away at the feds; wildfire outlook; Alaska's Pebble Mine, and why it won't die; The Land and Water Conservation Fund, the Clean Water Act, and the Antiquities Act; Zinke's Monuments; funding for conservation; trafficking in life and death; how to ensure a conservation legacy; and more. Check out the show notes here for ideas, studies, and materials referenced in this episode.

Whit Fosburgh, president and CEO of the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership, talks about the moves by Ryan Zinke's Department of the Interior to open up national lands and monuments for commercial development. Sarah Frier, a technology reporter at Bloomberg, tells Pimm Fox and Lisa Abramowicz why Facebook is stumbling with its strategy to stamp out fake news. Antonio Barroso, senior Eurozone analyst at Teneo Intelligence, discusses the political implications of the Catalan clash in Spain. Finally, Mike Holland, chairman and CEO of Mike Holland & Co., talks about markets and investing and gives a preview of Apple earnings. 

Today we absorb the vast knowledge of a lifelong conservation leader.  Whit Fosburgh, President and CEO of the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership helps us understand what we own, what we stand to loose, and how to get involved in leaving a legacy for your family lineage.  Skip forward to 20:05 if you just want to hear from the expert himself.  As we say in Texas, "Come and take it!"   Important links mentioned in this episode: Texas: Sen. John Cornyn (202) 224-2934 Texas: Sen. Ted Cruz (202) 224-5922 http://www.house.gov/representatives/find/ https://www.senate.gov/general/contact_information/senators_cfm.cfm?State=TX http://sportsmensaccess.org/ http://www.trcp.org/ The Element Videos mentioned: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9MfY8ymUwv0&t=35s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6j1PdD1wjkY&t=76s Music: Stupid Crazy - Tyler and the Tribe www.tylerandthetribe.com 

On Episode 23 of Beyond the Kill.FM Adam is joined by Whit Fosburgh, President and CEO of the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership (TRCP). On this episode Whit and Adam cover the history and the incredible breadth of topics and issues the TRCP is focused on. This organization is INTEGRAL to the future of hunting and fishing for generations to come. From conservation funding to land access and freshwater and saltwater issues, and the protection of public lands from industrial misuse the TRCP is the tip of the spear in the halls of power for sportsmen and women. Whether you love or hate government, the TRCP is neck deep in the politics and policies that allow our conservation dollars to be put to work. Without the TRCP many of the organizations we jump to support like the WSF, RMEF, MDF, and many others wouldn’t have the ability to turn their “on the ground” conservation plans into action. If you consider yourself a “hunter-conservationist” this is a podcast you MUST listen to. Whit’s vast experience and incredible knowledge surrounding the inner workings of conservation policy makes for one of the more powerful podcasts we’ve featured on this highly complex topic to date. Website: www.trcp.org Public Land Transfer: www.sportsmensaccess.org

The Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership has a vision to: "Guarantee all Americans quality places to hunt and fish by uniting and amplifying our partners' voices to strengthen federal policy and funding." There is a lot for you and for me in that vision, and on today's show we speak with TRCP's President & CEO, Whit Fosburgh about TRCP's work to strengthen the future of hunting. Learn more at http://exomountaingear.com/50

Today on the show we’re joined by Whit Fosburgh, the president and CEO of the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership, and we’re going to be discussing the top conservation issues 2016. To listen to the podcast, click the Play button in...

Today on the show we’re joined by Whit Fosburgh, the president and CEO of the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership, and we’re going to be discussing the top conservation issues 2016. To listen to the podcast, click the Play button in...

Whit Fosburgh of the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership is working hard in DC to guarantee Americans quality places to hunt and fish. Reid sat down with him in the podcast studio for a great interview about their work and how you can help.

On this week’s podcast, we discuss man-eating Chinook salmon, the ethics of going back to a spot a guide has taken you to, what BWOs are, possible cranefly hatches, stomach pumps, and I make an apology to the SUP crowd.  Then we have a great interview with Whit Fosburgh, president and CEO of the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership.  Whit brings to light some boring-sounding legislation that is important to anyone who loves the outdoors, and gives us a good general overview of why they are important—like thousands of acres of public land that is inaccessible to taxpayers and what is being done about it.

Whit Fosburgh, Chief Development Officer at Trout Unlimited was meeting with Tom today and we convinced him to sit down for an interview for the podcast. Whit gives us a brief overview on TU's goals for the coming year.Want to hear more interviews on the podcast? Let us know on our Facebook page at www.orvis.com/facebook or by sending us an email at podcast@orvis.com.Download this podcast directly at http://media.libsyn.com/media/orvisffguide/Tom_Interviews_Trout_Unlimiteds_Whit_Fosburgh.mp3