The administration’s new strategy is a positive step—but reducing fire risks will take more than spending money.
Author Archives: Kat Dwyer
Regulatory Barriers to Geothermal Energy
Advances in geothermal energy technology provide Montana the opportunity to enhance our energy sector while powering the nation.
Conservation Groups Should Be Able to Lease Land to Protect It
Conservation has value. It’s time for our laws and policies to recognize that.
Free Market Environmentalism Offers a Different Shade of Green
A podcast on how a cooperative approach to conservation offers more sustainable solutions.
The Real-World Conflicts in Yellowstone Can Be Solved by Markets, Not Drama
Media elites ignore the heartland-themed show, and the real issues behind it, at their own peril.
The Distributional Outcomes of Rights-Based Management in Fisheries
This paper provides a fishery-wide accounting of returns to these diverse stakeholder groups at the vessel level.
Managing Forest Litigation
Reforming litigation will improve the ability to effectively put resources to work in our forests.
In Remembrance of Rick Stroup
A memorial to a mentor extraordinaire.
PERC Expands Leadership Team to Advance Creative Conservation
The new leaders will help PERC realize its five-year vision to conserve land, water, and wildlife through incentives, property rights, and partnerships.
High West Meets American Prairie
The collaboration between High West and APR provides an example of an innovative partnership that leverages shared values and culture to benefit both organizations and help preserve an at-risk ecosystem.