Mark Kenyon: Conservation Is WAR
About this episode
Mark Kenyon discusses the role of media in conservation and how storytelling can influence public opinion and policy.
Most of us underestimate the power of media in shaping the future of conservation—until now. In this eye-opening episode, Mark Kenyon, Director of Conservation at MeatEater, reveals how leveraging storytelling and strategic advocacy can tilt the scales in favor of public lands, wildlife, and hunters’ rights. If you’re feeling overwhelmed by the seemingly endless challenges facing our natural resources, this conversation will inspire you with actionable insights on how one voice, amplified through media, can create real change. Mark shares a behind-the-scenes look at his new role — balancing filmmaker, strategist, and advocate — and how MeatEater is shifting its mission to protect and expand access to public lands. You'll discover why focusing on attention rather than just funding is key to winning major battles in Washington and how YOU can use your own platform to make an impact. From navigating political roadblocks to the importance of private land conservation, Mark breaks down the big-picture issues and the small actions that matter most in protecting your outdoor heritage. You'll learn about recent victories like the rejection of the Boundary Waters mining project, the…
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