Skip To Main Content
Gabriella Hoffman on Muck Rack

Gabriella Hoffman

Verified
Virginia
As seen in: District of Conservation, Townhall, Apple Podcasts, Forbes, MSN, The New York Times, Yahoo Life, BBC, Bloomberg News, Business Insider, El País, HuffPost and
Covers:  Millennials, Second Amendment, Freelancing, Fishing/Hunting, Tech/Digital, Small Business, Bias/News, Energy/Environment, Natural Resources, History, Conservatism, Electoral Politics, ESG
@IWF Center for Energy & Conservation Director. @cfact Policy Analyst & Host. 🖊@townhallcom.🎙️ @dconservpodcast. Award-Winning Writer. Tweets=My Views.

Get in touch with Gabriella

Contact Gabriella, search articles and posts on X, monitor coverage, and track replies from one place.

Learn more about Muck Rack

Actions

Share this page

Gabriella Hoffman’s Biography

Read Full Bio →

Gabriella Hoffman is a freelance journalist, policy analyst, podcaster, and award-wining writer based in the Washington, D.C. Metro Area.

Gabriella is director of Independent Women's Forum's Center for Energy and Conservation. She supplements her work as a senior policy analyst with the Committee for a Constructive Tomorrow and as host of the weekly District of Conservation podcast.

From July 2016 to November 2023, she was a full-time freelancer consulting non-profits, political campaigns, sta…

Gabriella Hoffman’s Journalist Portfolio

See all →
The Okefenokee is about to be honored, but some locals aren't celebrating

The Okefenokee is about to be honored, but some locals aren't celebrating

The anti-UNESCO contingent points to several examples of how public opinion is on their side. They’re laid ou…

View article →
The Okefenokee is about to be honored, but some locals aren't celebrating

The Okefenokee is about to be honored, but some locals aren't celebrating

The anti-UNESCO contingent points to several examples of how public opinion is on their side. They’re laid ou…

View article →
The Okefenokee is about to be honored, but some locals aren't celebrating

The Okefenokee is about to be honored, but some locals aren't celebrating

The Okefenokee swamp is poised to join awe-inspiring U.S. landscapes including the Grand Canyon and the Everg…

View article →
The Okefenokee is about to be honored, but some locals aren't celebrating - The Current

The Okefenokee is about to be honored, but some locals aren't celebrating - The Current

The anti-UNESCO contingent points to several examples of how public opinion is on their side. They’re laid ou…

View article →
US 'sitting on significant proven reserves': Analyst says America can withstand Iran energy shock

US 'sitting on significant proven reserves': Analyst says America can withstand Iran energy shock

U.S. energy security proves resilient, according to one analyst, as Iranian attacks disrupt Qatar LNG product…

View article →
Young people have been deeply 'indoctrinated' that oil, gas and coal are bad, Daniel Turner says ...

Young people have been deeply 'indoctrinated' that oil, gas and coal are bad, Daniel Turner says ...

Panelists Jackie DeAngelis, Daniel Turner, Gabriella Hoffman and Phil Flynn unpack the debate over energy on …

View article →

Articles

California’s crazy climate tires program

|
By Gabriella Hoffman Verified
| CFACT Verified
“This action will help Californians save approximately $1 billion a year on refueling while reducing pollution and extending the range of vehicles on the road.
Open in Who Shared Issue with article?

A very America250 National Park Week

|
By Gabriella Hoffman Verified
| CFACT Verified
“President Trump has created a sustainable funding stream that has already generated significant revenue for the National Park System and will continue to support our parks for generations to come…These policies ensure that U.S. taxpayers, who already support the National Park System, continue to enjoy affordable access, while international visitors contribute their fair share.” – Interior Secretary Burgum to Daily Signal, August 29th, 2026 In Episode 569 of District of Conservation,...
Open in Who Shared Issue with article?

California’s climate policies created an energy crisis. Abundance is the answer.

|
By Gabriella Hoffman Verified
| Daily Breeze Verified
My home state, California, was once an energy-dominant state. But its embrace of radical climate policies has invited dependence on dirtier foreign energy and created an affordability crisis for its residents. The status quo isn’t working. To lower energy costs, California must adopt abundance policies that embrace—not discourage—domestic production, prosperity, and environmental stewardship.
Open in Who Shared View Duplicates (13) Issue with article?
See all 2,639 licensed articles (2,661 Total)

Interview

See all →

What was your first job as a journalist?

I was an intern at Media Research Center in summer 2012.

How is social media changing news?

Social media is becoming a major source of news consumption. Over 2/3 of Americans now obtain news from social media.

How do you prefer to be pitched on stories?

Reach out to pitch me and I'll consider your request.

Awards

Conservative Agenda Project

2009 - Winner

I was the recipient of a $500 prize for the Conservative Agenda Project's essay contest, where I wrote about my father's experience fleeing socialism in the USSR for freedom in the United States.

Professional Outdoor Media Association

2019 - Winner - Conservation

POMA’s Pinnacle Awards are the highest honor the organization can bestow upon its media members for their creative works. The Pinnacle Awards are presented by presenting partner Mossy Oak during POMA’s Annual Business Conference. In 2008, Mossy Oak joined forces with the Professional Outdoor Media Association (POMA) as the title partner of the organization’s prestigious Pinnacle Awards, which honor journalistic excellence among POMA members.

View Award