A recent court decision could upend key incentives for wildlife conservation.
Author Archives: Kat Dwyer
Utah’s Moonshot
How Voluntary Water Leasing Can Help Restore the Great Salt Lake
How to Save Our National Parks
An easy efficiency reform can get the money for overdue maintenance and repairs: Charge foreigners more.
10 Ideas for the Interior Department
How to accelerate conservation and cut green tape
When the Government Puts Wolves in Your Backyard
Endangered red wolves became a symbol of federal overreach—and a target for local ire—in eastern North Carolina.
Why We’re Suing the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
PERC and RMEF are fighting to restore a science-based, incentive-driven approach to species conservation.
The Forest Service’s Double-Counting Problem
Why wildfire-treatment accounting doesn’t add up
Race Against Fire: New Map Reveals Massive Gaps in Forest Protection
Western forests burning 3x faster than they can be saved, research reveals
PERC Wildfire Risk Map
A new tool helps identify the most opportune places to restore western forests
Colorado Ranch Pioneers Innovative Payment Project for Elk Habitat Conservation and Working Lands
Conservationists collaborate with rancher to establish state’s first “Elk Migration Agreement”