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[…] the past decade, At the O’Dell Project has restored 10 miles of spring fed streams and 1,000 acres of wetlands resulting in improved fish habitat, increased avian species and the return of rare native vegetation. The Granger Ranches, has simultaneously grown its livestock operations, demonstrating that ecological balance and sustainable ranching can coexist along […]

[…] ideas and transactions. In this work he has designed and taught over 225 full-day continuing education workshops and authored or coauthored eight books on forestry and conservation topics, along with many technical articles. His most recent project is the launch of the Vermont Forest Business School, in cooperation with the Vermont Department of Agriculture’s […]

[…] Huffman is the dean emeritus and a professor of law of the Lewis & Clark Law School. He is the author of more than 100 articles and chapters on a wide array of legal topics, including two books published in 2013 by Palgrave Macmillan: Private Property and State Power and Private Property and the Constitution.

[…] 2013, Megan has enjoyed working full-time on Strata’s research team, leading a team of undergraduate researchers in conducting real-world analysis of energy and environmental issues. Among other topics, her research interests include the Endangered Species Act, regulation of small-scale hydropower, and policies that affect electricity production in the U.S. In 2016, Megan earned her […]

[…] to better align the incentives of private landowners with the interests of rare species.  Jonathan has testified before several congressional committees on wildlife conservation and endangered species topics. He has also appeared on national television and radio, including NPR’s All Things Considered, C-Span’s Washington Journal, Stossel, Fox News, and Hill.TV.  Jonathan has a law […]

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.

[…] Professor of Economics at Montana State University and Director of Graduate Studies in the Department of Economics and Agricultural Economics. Rucker’s research covers a broad array of topics including energy, fisheries, and pollination markets. His research has appeared in such publications as the Journal of Political Economy, the American Economic Review, the Review of Economics […]

[…] humanity’s complex relationships with nature. Working as a video producer and artist, his documentaries and art installations have shown in film festivals, galleries, and museums nationwide, spanning topics such as complexity theory, endangered species, and wildfire.  Ethan’s collaborative exhibit, “The Bee Cell” is on view at the Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History. His […]

[…] of South Florida Underwater Photography Society (SFUPS), American Shark Conservancy (ASC) and is honored to be a member of Ocean Artists Society (OAS). Angela lives in South Florida and can be found scuba diving working on underwater conservation photography or rescuing endangered sea turtle hatchlings during the wee hours of the night during the summer.

[…] has been working for the North Carolina Chapter for 19 years, going where GIS takes her as far as learning. Other work activities include dealing with invasive species issues and controlled burning. When not at work, Margaret does her share of biking, hiking, paddling, gardening, and helping her boyfriend Matt envision and build unique […]