The 2022 National Conference brought together national leaders, State and local elected officials, and landowners from 22 States to learn more about how to protect America and our property rights from the 30x30 radical environmental agenda.
Summit Presentations
Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts Opening Presentation
United States Senator Kevin Cramer, North Dakota
David Bernhardt, Former Secretary of the Department of the Interior
U. S. Representative Lauren Boebert, Colorado's Third District
Becky Norton-Dunlop, Ronald Reagan Distinguished Fellow, The Heritage Foundation
James Taylor, President, The Heartland Institute
Craig Rucker, President, CFACT
Utah State Representative, Ken Ivory
Check back for more video uploads of the keynote presentations.
Thank you Governor Ricketts!
Nebraska Governor
Pete Ricketts
Governor Ricketts was the first Governor in the Nation to oppose 30 x 30. He led the letter to President Biden signed by 15 of America's Governors opposing the initiative.
... and our Keynote Speakers,
Former Secretary of the Department of the Interior
David Bernhardt
Secretary Bernhardt served as the 53rd Secretary of the Department of the Interior, appointed by President Trump. Under his leadership, the Department revised key rules and set important policies that rolled back federal overreach.
U. S. Representative, Colorado's Third District
Lauren Boebert
Representative Boebert represents Colorado's 3rd District, and has been a leader in Congress opposing 30 x 30. She is the original sponsor of H.R. 3014, "The 30 x 30 Termination Act."
Ronald Reagan Distinguished Fellow, The Heritage Foundation
Becky Norton Dunlop
Becky is a leading strategist for the conservative movement and has held key policy positions in state and federal government. She helped shape the U.S. conservative movement is a forceful defender of property rights in America.
U.S. Senator, North Dakota
Kevin Cramer
Senator Cramer is one of the key sponsors of the "30 x 30 Termination Bill," which nullifies the Biden Administration's 30x30 land grab and protects property rights.
and our Fantastic Sponsors!
Center for a Constructive Tomorrow
CFACT: Promoting constructive, free market solutions to environmental challenges since 1985!
The Heartland Institute
The Heartland Institute is one of the world’s leading free-market think tanks. It is a national nonprofit research and education organization founded in 1984 to discover, develop, and promote free-market solutions to social and economic problems.
The World’s Leading Think Tank for Policy Impact
The Heritage Foundation: Building an America where freedom, opportunity, prosperity, and civil society flourish.
R-CALF USA
R-CALF USA is a national, non-profit organization, dedicated to ensuring the continued profitability and viability of the U.S. cattle industry. We represent the collective voice of U.S. cattle and sheep producers, in domestic and international trade and marketing issues.
Chaves County (NM) Commissioner, Will Cavin
Will Cavin is Chairman of the Chaves County, New Mexico Board of County Commissioners, and a true defender of private property rights.
Sagebrush Rebellion Media
Sagebrush Rebellion is here to remind the Washington elites who they really work for. Not the billionaires, not the corporations, and not the special interest groups. They work for us, We The People.
North Dakota Farm Bureau
North Dakota Farm Bureau: Advocating for North Dakota's farmers and ranchers.
Inform. Protect. Respond.
Protect the Harvest: Protecting our freedoms and way of life by supporting agriculture, land use, hunting and fishing, animal ownership, and animal welfare.
The Cowboy Spirit on America's Outback
RANGE Magazine: Telling the stories of real people in the American West who work hard, dare to try, and get up again when they fall.
American Policy Center
American Policy Center: Leading the fight for American property rights and sovereignty.
McIvor Ranch, Texas
McIvor Ranch: Committed to improving the land, raising quality beef and first-rate quarter horses.
Nebraska Farm Bureau
The Nebraska Farm Bureau is the face of Nebraska agriculture with more than 58,000 member families.
