PERC testifies before Congress on the perverse incentives driving environmental litigation
Author Archives: Kat Dwyer
New Research Outlines Strategies to Protect Maine’s Last Mature Forests
Study finds market-based conservation approaches can safeguard rare old-growth forests while respecting private landownership
Conserving the Last Mature Forests in Maine
Pathways to protect the state’s remaining late-successional and old-growth forests
PERC Convenes Park Leaders and Researchers to Contemplate National Park Stewardship
PERC hosted some of the country’s leading national park officials, researchers, partners, and policy experts to discuss the future of America’s “best idea.”
Restoring Rivers Requires Cooperation, not Litigation Shortcuts
An amicus brief in a case before the California Supreme Court case on restoring flows to California’s rivers
New Report: Proactive Forest Management Delivers Up to 6x Savings and Billions in Avoided Losses
Peer-reviewed research published in Science underscores economic and ecological case for fuel treatments
Beyond Wildfire Suppression
The economic case for fuel treatments on national forests
Reflecting on Ted Turner’s Crowded Life
A great lasting memory and a true southern gentleman, lion of conservation, and source of inspiration until the very end.
Utah’s HB410 makes it easier to save the Great Salt Lake
This year, the Utah Legislature continued its efforts to pioneer the state’s water policy, ensuring more water reaches the Great Salt Lake through the voluntary actions of water rights holders
Wildlife Management Must Be Driven by Science, Not Politics
PERC’s amicus brief in Center for Biological Diversity v. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service