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Hosted by ThreeRiversLandTrust · EN-US · 204 episodes
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Good conversation centered around the natural world. Interviews with all manner of conservation professionals. Hot tips relevant to the conservation field both locally and globally. Topics include: Land protection • Land management • Habitat manipulation • Wildlife disease • Wildlife surveys • Wildlife research • Forestry and timber resources • Water quality and protection • Invasive species mitigation • Hunting, angling, and outdoor recreation as it relates to conservation • Hiking • Kayaking • Photography • Camping • Bushcraft and wilderness living • Connecting folks to the outdoors, particularly the next generation of conservationists
ThreeRiversLandTrust hosts Three Rivers Land Trust Campfire Conversations, a science show with 204 episodes published.
Turkey season may be over, but the stories are still worth telling. In this episode of Campfire Conversations, Matt Williams, Nolan Cantrell, and Katie Stovall look back on the highs, lows, and lessons from this spring’s
In this episode of Campfire Conversations , the team is back behind the mic after a busy prescribed burn season in the field. They break down lessons learned from burning nearly 1,000 acres over the past couple of months
Pull up a chair by the campfire! TRLT Executive Director and Conservation Lands Manager Katie Stovall dive into everything Tuckertown, from the facts behind the campaign to dispelling common myths we see online. Tune in
We’re back after a short break with part two of this Campfire Conversations series! In this episode, we’re continuing our discussion on making land ownership more sustainable. Building on part one, we’re diving deeper in
In this episode of Campfire Conversations, we’re discussing into a topic that hits home for a lot of landowners: how to make owning land a little more sustainable. Whether it’s finding ways to bring in a bit of income or
In this episode of Campfire Conversations, we’re reflecting on the bigger picture—what it means to leave a legacy through conservation. From turkey hunting traditions to the launch of our brand-new website and some excit
In this episode of Campfire Conversations , we recap our latest event—the Uwharrie Archery Challenge! We also dive into common misconceptions about conservation, from conservation easements to land management, and what l
In this episode of Campfire Conversations , we dive into current events in conservation, focusing on the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission’s proposed Conservation Access Pass—what it is, why it matters, and ho
In this episode of Campfire Conversations, Katie, Michael, Matt, and Cody dive into the biggest challenges facing conservation today. From the importance of conservation-minded land use to the ongoing struggles of specie
Get ready for an exciting new year! In our latest Campfire Conversation, we’re diving into all the amazing events TRLT has lined up for 2025—and you won’t want to miss a thing! Join us as we chat with our newest team mem
On this episode we chat with Brooks Long about the North Carolina Zoo Wildlife Rehabilitation center, the relationship between hunters and conservation, and so much more! You REALLY don't want to miss this one! Support t
On this episode we sit down and chat with Duke Grimstead. We explore the fascinating world of adventure biking. Topics discussed include the value of public land for adventure riding, adventure bike gear, and the upcomin
On this episode we chat with the Director of the Discover Uwharrie Welcome Center, Tracy Lamonds. Tracy shares her passion for the Uwharrie region, highlighting hidden gems, fascinating historical events, and more. You d
This week, TRLT staff members Michael, Katie and Matthew talk all things deer and duck hunting. They also give some hot tips regarding the upcoming Sportsman Access Program's Winter Draw. Support the show Connected to th
On this episode Katie and Matt speak with Bob Westerfield, UGA Extension Specialist with the University of Georgia Horticulture Department. The conversation takes a deep dive on all things food plots, habitat management
On this episode of Campfire Conversations, we chat with one of our newest employees, Jessie Wilson. We discuss Jessie's role at TRLT and her background. We also recap our conservation success so far this year and surpass
On this episode of Campfire Conversations, we chat with special guest, Dr. Randall Williams of Meateater. We discuss Randall's role at Meateater, hunting access challenges, our Sportsman Access Program and more. Be sure
On this episode of Campfire Conversations we chat with Ben Williams of Moto Camp Nerd. We explore what defines motorcycle camping, the similarities and differences of moto camping vs. traditional backpacking, and talk al
On this episode we chat with John Stallone, lifelong hunter and Vice President of Howl for Wildlife, Inc. We discuss John's lengthy career in the outdoors, his current mission at Howl for Wildlife, and what you can do to
On this episode we’re joined by Lee Crook, Davidson County zoning administrator. Lee shares an extensive history of Fort York, one of North Carolina’s lesser-known but most significant historical sites, and explains why
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