Addressing Institutional Barriers to Native American Water Marketing
Leslie Sanchez February 14, 2022Policy reforms can give tribes full value of their water rights
Policy reforms can give tribes full value of their water rights
A Roadmap for the State
Lessons from western states to enhance voluntary conservation on private lands.
Federal oil and gas revenues have generated funding for the great outdoors for decades, but the model warrants reconsideration.
Visitors are already helping public lands flourish by contributing revenues that support recreation. Reforms could improve management and benefit visitors even more.
Addressing overdue maintenance is vital, but the root of the problem is a lack of attention to routine maintenance.
The century-old agreement between the city and the national park over the use of Hetch Hetchy Reservoir demands an update.
This report presents findings from an extensive survey and numerous discussions with landowners, which reveal attitudes toward wildlife and point the way to solutions that can support landowners and wildlife in the valley.
Non-lethal management approaches and expanded compensation plans can enhance wolf conservation and limit human-wildlife conflict.
A new collection of papers on the role of property rights to ecological resources in environmental protection.