Logan Dove
speaker
2,051 appearances
14 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 10 Sep
Logan Dove’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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This is the best part.
You go on North Carolina's state agency, and they have all these recommendations on be an elk smart, be elk aware, yada, yada.
One of the bullet points is, I quote,
Don't name elk.
Characterizing elk or any wildlife by naming them degrades their wild essence.
The very reason people are drawn to elk is their unaltered independence from humans.
Personifying elk as humans takes away from their truly wild nature.
There can only be so many bucks that are that one buck.
Moving into another state that's near and dear to my heart, Ohio, an active listener and burgeoning conservationist Josh Sheehan wrote in about a 12,000-acre purchase of private land for State Recreation Ohio.
I think this is super important because...
Ohio is one of the lowest rates of public lands in the U.S.
It's like 2.5%.
And they've just passed, the governor signed it, a $4 billion infrastructure bill, which covers parks and public buildings, museums, $100K for the Johnny Appleseed Museum, $25 million for Central State.
Did you gesture toward me when you said that?
Yes, because of the recent podcast.
$25 million for Central State University, which if you're from Southwest Ohio, you'll know why that's funny.
But $25 million of it is for buying state land, and that can be matched with $25 million in Pittman-Robertson funds, and they're looking at about 12,000 acres in the southeast of Ohio, basically the fracking capital of Ohio, which we'll get into.
There's a number of...
public state pieces that people already hunt, that they're adding acreage to, Richland Furnace, Shawnee, Tar Hollow, Conkle and Cooper Hollow, and it's just going to broaden public access.
The interesting tidbit here is that they're prioritizing sustainable timber management, soil and water preservation, and public recreation.
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