If the Biden administration is serious about conserving our national parks, it must prioritize routine maintenance.
Types Archives
A Tale of Two States
How Colorado has found innovative approaches to protecting homes in the wake of increasing wildfire risks
The Gray Wolf Leads the Way for Other Endangered Species
The wolf population’s decades of impressive and steady growth are an important reminder of the power of incentives.
Fire Insurance Regs Hurt California Homeowners
The unintended consequences of California’s price restrictions on insurance rates leave insurers unable to cover losses after catastrophic wildfire damage.
Addressing Brucellosis Will Help Ranchers and Wildlife
In order to conserve migration corridors, we must reduce the liability of elk borne by landowners by addressing the risk of brucellosis.
Unlike Politics, Property Rights Provide a Firm Foundation for Conservation
Conservation pursued through the market and property rights is protected from shifting political winds.
Conservation, Communities, and Covid-19
An Interview with Fulton Mangwanya, Director General of the Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority.
Thank a Hunter
It’s incredibly important that we actively support hunting and angling not only because they’re a part of Montana’s identity, but because our wild places need the resources.
How Should We Think About Wildfires?
We must find ways to increase government accountability, reduce regulatory obstacles to active management, and bring private ingenuity and resources to bear on the problem.
A Private Solution to Wildfire Risk
As wildfire response and wildfire suppression engulf more of the USFS’s already strained budget, private solutions can offer quick and decisive answers.