Craig Boddington: Cartridges and Conservation

Posted on: Mar 19, 2026

This is the 200th Episode of the American Outdoor News Podcast - 

Woodbury, NY — American Outdoor News is proud to announce the release of its milestone 200th episode of
the American Outdoor News Podcast. This special episode features legendary hunter, writer, and conservation
advocate Craig Boddington. Titled “Cartridges and Conservation,” the episode is now live and available on all
major podcast platforms.

In this landmark episode, Boddington shares decades of global hunting experience and conservation insight. He
discusses the critical connection between ethical hunting and wildlife preservation. He also highlights how
hunters play a direct role in funding and supporting conservation efforts. His perspective reinforces the
importance of responsible hunting practices in today’s outdoor landscape.

Additionally, the episode explores the role of outfitters in anti-poaching efforts and wildlife management.
Boddington explains how modern tools and hands-on stewardship help protect game species worldwide. He
also breaks down conservation models, including the North American approach, and how they compare to
systems used abroad. As a result, listeners gain a deeper understanding of how conservation works on a global
scale.

“We are honored to have Craig Boddington join us for our 200th episode,” said Christopher Avena, host of the
American Outdoor News Podcast. “His knowledge and experience bring incredible value to our audience. This
episode truly reflects what our podcast is all about—education, conservation, and the outdoor way of life.”
The American Outdoor News Podcast continues to deliver engaging conversations with leaders in hunting,
fishing, conservation, and the Second Amendment community. With 200 episodes now live, the platform
remains a trusted voice for outdoor enthusiasts across the country.

Listeners can tune in to “Cartridges and Conservation” featuring Craig Boddington on Apple Podcasts,
Spotify, iHeart Radio and all major streaming platforms.

Media Contact:
Christopher Avena
American Outdoor News
www.AmericanOutdoorNews.com
editor@AmericanOutdoorNews.com