Welcome to the Wired to Hunt Podcast.

Your home for dear hunting news stories and strategies.

And now your host, Mark Kenyon.

Welcome to the Wired to Hunt Podcast.

I'm your host, Mark Kenyon, and this is episode number 416.

And today we've got Whit Foskberg, the president and CEO of the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation

Partnership here to discuss the public and private land conservation related policies, bills

and initiatives that hunters and anglers need to be watching.

All right, welcome to the Wired to Hunt Podcast brought to you by First Light.

And today we are in week 3 of our Conservation Month series.

And we're kind of taking an approach today that combines what we talked about in the

first week and the second week.

So week 1, we had Randy Newberg talking public lands and week 2.

We had Matt and Adam from Land and Legacy talking private land.

And today we've got Whit from the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership to talk

about where these two things come together.

So the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership is a nonprofit conservation organization that

works to develop partnerships across a wide variety of different folks to move, hunting

and fishing related policies forward.

Things that are good for hunters, things that are good for anglers, things that are good

for wildlife and habitat.

And they find ways to bring different organizations, hunting organizations, fishing organizations,

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