Mitch Reid's guest appearances

Mitch Reid

BHA Podcast & Blast with Hal Herring

In The House

Scott Stewart

James O'Connor

Mike Watts

Patrick Gregory

Greg Fischer

John Hackworth

Jeff Greer

Michelle Betos

Lori Lindsey

Gary Curneen

Mario Sanchez

Dan Lauletta

Christy Holly

Tawana Andrew

Brad Estes

OwlTail

Mitch Reid is a native son of the Alabama Wiregrass, where he grew up fishing and hunting his home country in the headwaters of the Choctawhatchee River. After a military career with the U.S. Army’s 82nd Airborne, he came home to raise his family and continue to serve his nation by working with The Nature Conservancy to protect and restore the lands and waters of the place he loves the most in the world. Alabama is No. 1 in aquatic species diversity, with more than 4,000 known species. It is also No. 2 in the nation for species extinction. The time for action is right now. Huge projects are underway in Alabama, from restoration of coastal estuaries and marshes to protecting some of the most diverse hardwood forests and most biologically rich and intact rivers left on Earth. One of the most important watershed restorations in the U.S. is underway right here – reconnecting the mighty Alabama River and its thousands of miles of tributaries to the Gulf of Mexico – Gulf walleye, sturgeon, vast runs of mullet and other catadromous fish … they were all here, all the way up the Cahaba, the Coosa, the Tallapoosa. And they can be again.     

<p>Mitch Reid is a native son of the Alabama Wiregrass, where he grew up fishing and hunting his home country in the headwaters of the Choctawhatchee River. After a military career with the U.S. Army’s 82nd Airborne, he came home to raise his family and continue to serve his nation by working with <a href="https://www.nature.org/en-us/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">The Nature Conservancy</a> to protect and restore the lands and waters of the place he loves the most in the world. Alabama is No. 1 in aquatic species diversity, with more than 4,000 known species. It is also No. 2 in the nation for species extinction. The time for action is right now. Huge projects are underway in Alabama, from restoration of coastal estuaries and marshes to protecting some of the most diverse hardwood forests and most biologically rich and intact rivers left on Earth. One of the most important watershed restorations in the U.S. is underway right here – reconnecting the mighty Alabama River and its thousands of miles of tributaries to the Gulf of Mexico – Gulf walleye, sturgeon, vast runs of mullet and other catadromous fish … they were all here, all the way up the Cahaba, the Coosa, the Tallapoosa. And they can be again.     </p>

BHA Podcast & Blast, Ep. 160: Mitch Reid with The Nature Conservancy

Episode 85 - Mitch Ried - VP of Sales and Marketing The guys get hyped about the preseason schedule, two different home openers, and finally being on iTunes. Plus a new voice towards the top of the LouCity hierarchy. 

<p>Episode 85 - Mitch Ried - VP of Sales and Marketing The guys get hyped about the preseason schedule, two different home openers, and finally being on iTunes. Plus a new voice towards the top of the LouCity hierarchy. </p>

In The House 85 - Mitch Reid