Save Public Lands - This Land Belongs to All of Us (Episode 84)
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Public lands don't belong to one party. They belong to all of us.
Cal Callaghan — President and CEO of Backcountry Hunters and Anglers — joins me for episode three of our Save Public Lands series to talk about why this campaign matters, why a million signatures is a low bar, and what it means when people who don't look the same, act the same, or vote the same all show up for the same thing.
In this episode: — What Backcountry Hunters and Anglers does: 44 chapters, 35,000 members, year-round stewardship across North America — Why conservation is a "guilty pleasure" — and why that's fine — Reject the politics. Focus on the policy. It will affect you no matter where you are on the spectrum. — The Kevlar vest: how every user group — hunters, hikers, skiers, stargazers — is a woven fiber protecting the same special places — Why a million signatures is a low bar: there are more than a million people who buy a duck stamp alone — What public lands mean to Cal personally — from wilderness backpack hunts to throwing sticks with the dogs — And the simplest ask: go to savepubliclands.us. Name, zip code, email. Done.
Campaign runs through National Public Lands Day, September 26th.
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