Backcountry Hunters & Anglers asked me to write, edit and manage design and production for their November 2014 report entitled Our Public Lands – Not for Sale. This report documents efforts to transfer or sell federal public lands, the importance of these public lands for sportsmen, an overview of the history of public lands and public […]
When the Land and Water Conservation Fund celebrated its 50th Anniversary in 2014, Jodi Stemler Consulting coordinated the efforts to develop a report for the LWCF Coalition to celebrate this important occasion. This included significant writing and editing responsibilities, coordinating the design and production process, and ensuring that a very tight deadline was met with […]
Jodi has served as editor of the Wildlife Management Institute’s Outdoor News Bulletin since January 2012, and written articles for every edition since July of 2007. Her writing focuses on wildlife management policy issues in particular conservation funding, endangered species, legislative activity and more. Since Jodi began editing the ONB, new regular features including the Cooperative Research […]
Jodi Stemler Consulting used data developed by Southwick Associates that documented the potential loss of real estate values should river flows along the Colorado River watershed decline. The one-page infographics focused on four communities – Aspen, Colorado; Grand County, Colorado; Farmington, New Mexico; and Sedona Arizona.
Every five years, upon the release of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s National Survey of Fishing, Hunting and Wildlife Associated Recreation, the Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation has used the data to tell a compelling story about the economic impact of hunters and anglers. In 2012, Jodi served as project manager for CSF’s sportsmen’s economic impact report […]
Jodi Stemler Consulting worked with TRCP’s Energy & Wildlife Working Group on publications to support their principles for balancing energy development on federal lands with the needs of sportsmen and wildlife populations. This included developing a brochure outlining their “FACTS for Fish and Wildlife,” a grassroots advocacy brochure, campaign reports and media outreach.
This report for the Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies summarized the current siting authorities for all 50 states and outlined any existing wildlife considerations in place for wind siting. The research was used extensively during the U.S. Department of the Interior’s Wind Turbine Guidelines Advisory Committee discussions.
Jodi Stemler Consulting’s first project in 2005 was serving as the initiative manager for the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership’s Marine Conservation Initiative. Jodi coordinated a coalition of sportfishing groups – the Angling 4 Oceans coalition – to develop policy priorities and to encourage those policies be included in reauthorization of the Magnuson-Stevens Act. Those priorities […]
