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Rupert Munro

Rupert is the Chief Operating Officer at PERC, working with the Center’s investors to strengthen and grow our impact across the country in his role leading PERC’s fundraising efforts as well as overseeing all finance and business operations. Prior to joining PERC, Rupert served as the Director of Development for the Bill of Rights Institute,Continue reading “Rupert Munro”

Kristen Byrne

As PERC’s Media & Marketing Manager, Kristen helps disseminate the idea that property rights, markets, and enviropreneurs can tackle environmental issues. A broadcast and print journalist, she has experience conducting research and producing content to inform the public.

Heather MacDonald

Heather MacDonald is a journalist and the Thomas W. Smith Fellow at the Manhattan Institute. In 1992 she attended PERC’s “After Rio” Journalism Conference.

Martin Doyle

Martin Doyle is Professor of River Science and Policy, and the Director of Water Policy at the Nicholas Institute for Environmental Policy Solutions.  His work focuses on the science and management of rivers throughout the United States, and he is the author of The Source: How Rivers Made America and America Remade Its Rivers (2018).  HeContinue reading “Martin Doyle”

Liz Agraz

Liz Agraz is the Vice President of Marketing at WRA Environmental Consulting.

Rob Schell

Rob Schell is the Wildlife and Fisheries Director at WRA Environmental Consulting. He has over 16 years of experience managing projects throughout California. He is a herpetologist and ecologist by training, and has extensive experience working with environmental DNA (eDNA).

Geoff Smick

Geoff Smick is president of WRA Environmental Consultants. He is a botanist, ecologist, and works closely with clients to solve complex regulatory issues.

Drew Johnson

Drew Johnson is a senior scholar at the Taxpayers Protection Alliance and a columnist at The Washington Times. Drew is also a senior fellow at the National Center for Public Policy Research. His primary areas of policy research include tax and budget issues, technology and telecommunications policy, and the environment.

Brian Seasholes

Brian Seasholes was 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.

Gregg Simonds

Gregg Simonds is an award-winning, internationally renowned natural resource consultant and ranch manager working in the western United States. His rangeland assessment technology was recently published in the journal Ecological Indicators.