Sportsmen & Climate Change - Conservation Field Notes with Steven Rinella

In the next century, nearly 40 percent of the natural ecosystems where sportsmen hunt and fish will change due to a number of reasons, including climate change.
•Higher water temperatures in waterways such as Montana's Yellowstone River negatively impact trout populations.

•Drier and warmer weather patterns aggravate fire cycles in states like Oregon.
Temperature changes can push out native species and allow foreign species to disrupt the natural food cycles.

Wild Foods

Want Steven Rinella to Cook You Dinner?

MeatEater Staff

Not many people can say Steven Rinella has made them dinner. Now’s your chance to become a part of that small group of lucky individuals. You and three friends could spend the weekend at the historic Kimpton Armory Hotel in Bozeman, Montana, where Steve will prepare a wild game dinner for you. The raffle’s grand prize includes a two-night stay at the hotel and an airfare reimbursement up to $3,500. Each attendee will also receive a signed and...

Conservation

Steven Rinella Addresses Questions About MeatEater, Inc.

MeatEater Staff

In an audio statement, Steven Rinella addresses questions about the direction of MeatEater, Inc., the company’s creative freedom and the Second Amendment.

The Hunting Collective

Ep. 1: Steven Rinella

Ben O'Brien

On the first episode of The Hunting Collective, I’m joined by the great Steven Rinella. You probably already know him by now, whether it’s as an author, public speaker, host of MeatEater TV or the MeatEater podcast. No matter how you’ve discovered his work, there’s no doubt that you’ve benefitted from Rinella’s take on hunting.I first met Rinella in 2011 on the heels of the debut of his Travel Channel show The Wild Within. Back then, his name was...