How stream access laws affect recreation and conservation
Author Archives: Kat Dwyer
‘Yellowstone’ and the Endangered Species Act
Incentives for species recovery need more carrot and less stick
Securing a Future for Wolves in the West
Addressing the financial liability, creating an economic asset
Bootleggers and Baptists in ‘Yellowstone’
The series portrays political coalitions without romance
Dispossessed
Indigenous poverty, land, and property rights
The ‘Yellowstone’ We Know
Art imitating life, and life imitating art
Giving Greater Yellowstone’s Elk More Room to Roam
A new agreement led by PERC is helping landowners enhance habitat for Paradise Valley’s iconic elk herds
A New Tool to Help Livestock and Wildlife Coexist
People and wildlife need to successfully coexist in Montana, and we hope area residents can continue to work together to solve the complex problems facing our region.
Remembering Richard Stroup
A tribute to one of PERC’s founding fathers
Good Neighbor Authority
Continuing Good Neighbor Authority as a tool for forest management will help conserve Montana’s forests and reduce the costs Montanans bear each fire season.