Ryan Callaghan

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The MeatEater Podcast · Ep. 892: Ryan Callaghan on Public Lands and Conservation · 22 Jun 2026 podcast

But they are running off of, well, that's what the people want, right?

And our job is

As is the job of a TRCP and, and many other conservation groups is to say like, yeah, there's changes that can be made and there's antiquated things out there that don't make sense.

But the reason that we're having this conversation right now is only because of regulation and the adherence to those.

Yeah.

On the hunt and fishing side of things, we just wouldn't be having this conversation.

Memories are so short.

You know, obviously there's an opportunity here right now too.

But one of the things that is certainly part of our mission at BHA is like, we have got to get, if you love doing anything on public lands,

or seeing anything on public lands or seeing migratory birds, songbirds, whatever it is, like you have got to get active here and you got to start associating with other groups and finding these big common themes, right?

So obviously I know you guys have covered like roadless rule a bunch, the executive order on OHV use, oil and gas lease sales,

deregulation through the big beautiful bill list really does go on and on that is the theme that is happening here is broad deregulation because that's what the American people want right and we've got to be like wait wait wait not that and not that and this could can be done better and

unbelievable opportunities that can be so wildly different from an edge of one state to another state or the end of a watershed to the top end of a watershed.

The people on the ground understand that you can't like blanket manage all of this stuff.

Like it is complicated and it does take time and it takes

real on the ground knowledge to inform how that stuff needs to be managed.

And, um, that complicated, you know, time consuming approach to something that we will never be able to recreate ever, um, gets wrapped up in this, like, well, see the government can't do anything.

Right.

There's certain, like staffing is a huge issue because like it's not, like there was a time where there just literally wasn't a person in the office who could physically

handled the check.

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