George Byrd Grinnell person

“And as we go along today, you're going to see that subtle change happening right in front of us. Fair enough? Yes. So with no further ado, those are our founders. Those are 1850s. Not much happens in scrolling key in the 1860s. So you got o…”

“And, of course, George Byrd Grinnell organizes the very first Audubon Society. He was appalled by the negligent mass slaughter of birds. Now there's over 500 Audubon Societies. Interesting. If you look at who the Audubon medals have been gi…”

“1880 to 1911, he's the editor and president of the periodical Forest and Stream, which I believe is still with us today. So he's rubbing elbows with some pretty big names. Right. 1887, with Teddy Roosevelt, he helps found what's called the …”

“1880 to 1911, he's the editor and president of the periodical Forest and Stream, which I believe is still with us today. So he's rubbing elbows with some pretty big names. Right. 1887, with Teddy Roosevelt, he helps found what's called the …”

“Well, from my perspective, the conservationists are the most nefarious with the World Wildlife Foundation and stuff. So I'm kind of jaded. I'll I'll let you unfold the story. No, hold that thought, because that's going to come up. And of co…”

“One of my favorite movies. And I was a real life guy in Montana. So 1890s, I'm sorry, 1880s and 90s, he makes many trips to Glacial National Park. And here we start getting connections to some of our deep state actors. In 1899, he joins E.H…”

“quote, the last great hunt of the Pawnee Indians in 1872. 1874, he's on General Custer's Black Hills expedition, but he did miss the 1876 Little Bighorn disaster. 1875, with a guy by the name of Colonel William Ludlow, he explores the newly…”

“quote, the last great hunt of the Pawnee Indians in 1872. 1874, he's on General Custer's Black Hills expedition, but he did miss the 1876 Little Bighorn disaster. 1875, with a guy by the name of Colonel William Ludlow, he explores the newly…”

“The remaining 200 wild buffalo in Yellowstone protection, and Grinnell's behind this. In 1902, the population of buffaloes dropped down to 23, and Grinnell goes out there and finds additional animals in the world, and now the herd became vi…”