Tuesday, March 25, 2014 — Montana radio host Aaron Flint visits PERC Headquarters in Bozeman, Montana, and talks with PERC fellows. Listen as Reed Watson discusses how PERC uses property rights and markets to improve environmental quality. PERC senior fellow P.J. Hill discusses his book The Not So Wild, Wild West. Shawn Regan discusses PERC’s latest policy perspective, Unlocking the Wealth of Indian Nations. Laura Huggins discusses PERC’s latest case study, Bringing Bison Back to the Badlands.
We have much to gain from avoiding catastrophic wildfire.
How to better reward landowners for conserving wildlife migration corridor.
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A new national monument raises questions about federal land designations.
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