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Camo at the Capitol: How to Get Involved in Wildlife Legislation with Rep. Andrew Byron
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In this special episode of Wild Things & Wild Places, we bring you an unscripted, raw, and real conversation straight from Camo at the Capitol event. Hosted by Joshua Coursey, this episode features a return guest, Jess Johnson of the Wyoming Wildlife Federation and a very special guest, Representative Andrew Byron, Chairman of the House Travel, Recreation, Wildlife & Cultural Resources Committee.
This episode explores the legislative process, key bills affecting wildlife and conservation efforts, and—most importantly... how YOU can get involved. Whether you're a lifelong advocate for wildlife or just starting to learn about policy, Camo at the Capitol is all about making it easy for everyone, no matter their age or background, to have a voice in conservation.
Hearing directly from Rep. Andrew Byron is a big deal as he provides insight into the work being done at the state level and how you can make a difference by showing up, speaking up, and staying informed.
Don’t sit on the sidelines, get involved!
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