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EPISODE · Sep 14, 2020 · 32 MIN

EP 103: Biden vs. Trump: Who's Better for True Conservationists?

from District of Conservation · host Gabriella Hoffman

In Episode 103 of District of Conservation, Gabriella compares the 2020 candidates on the issues of Second Amendment rights, hunting, fishing, wildlife conservation, land management, public lands access, and more. She dissects and assesses Joe Biden's proposals on firearms and conservation issues against President Donald Trump's record. Is it better? Is Trump terrible on public lands issues and the environment as reported? Is Biden offering something new or largely borrowing from the Trump Administration?  You, the listener, can decide for yourself.  SHOW NOTES Sportsmen for Trump vs Sportsmen for Biden & alleged Trump failures regarding sportsmen and women Biden on guns December 2016  lead tackle ban on USFWS lands (Obama-Biden) Trump awarding $320M to  Great Lakes Restoration Initiative (February 2020) Trump awards $250M to Everglades Restoration Trump on wildlife corridors Trump DOI announces $130 Million in Public-Private Funding for Wetland Conservation Projects  Trump signed GAOA into law Trump Interior news and accomplishments Trump signs Modern Fish Act  Recreational anglers happy with Trump administration 2013 Biden Interview on MSNBC 2013 Biden Interview in Field & Stream Obama-Biden cut CWD funding in 2015

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