Brian Seasholes

Brian Seasholes is the director of the Endangered Species Project at the Reason Foundation. His work deals with wildlife and land-use issues, including private approaches to conservation in the United States and around the world.

Articles by Brian Seasholes

Kill Regulations to Save the Sage Grouse

Brian Seasholes, Todd Gaziano

Driving ranchers out of business could lead to habitat loss for the very bird the rules are designed to protect.

National Monument Alternatives: Innovative Strategies to Protect Public Lands

Reed Watson, Terry Anderson, Brian Seasholes, Tate Watkins, Holly Fretwell, Hannah Downey, Kristen Byrne

It’s time to get serious—and seriously creative—about how we protect federal lands.

PERC’s Public Comment on Bears Ears National Monument

Brian Seasholes

Here's our public comment to the U.S. Department of the Interior on the review of Bears Ears National Monument established under the Antiquities Act of 1906.

Hatching a Better Plan for the Sage Grouse

Brian Seasholes

Private landowners are the driving force behind sage grouse conservation.

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