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Environmental Markets Should Guide Federal Land Use
Allowing markets to operate on federal land would be a win-win for free markets and for the environment.
To Make Conservation Leasing Work, BLM Must Respect Current Lease Holders and Embrace Markets
PERC’s public comment on the Bureau of Land Managements Proposed Conservation and Landscape Health Rule
New Conservation License Supports State Lands
The new conservation license is the opportunity for us to collectively invest in the places that make our community so special.
PERC Defends Voluntary, Collaborative Solutions to Access Conflicts
An amicus brief submitted to the Ninth Circuit regarding
Are Conservation Leases the Key to Resolving Competing Demands on Public Lands?
We should create a system of conservation leasing that allows groups to resolve their competing demands over the use of public lands through voluntary negotiation—just as they often do on private lands today.
Conservationist, Landowner, and Sportsman Opposition to Nevada SB 90
A coalition letter opposing the designation of wild mustangs as the state horse of Nevada.
A Big Step Forward for Conservation Leasing
The Bureau of Land Management’s rule change is a big step in the right direction toward putting conservation on equal footing with other land uses.
Carbon-Free Power Isn’t Free of Hard Choices
American can have more clean energy or more toad-protecting regulations, but not both.
A Conservation Approach Where Everyone Wins
Environmental conflicts are often zero-sum political battles, but innovative market approaches can bridge ideological divides.