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PERC and RMEF Team Up to Launch Innovative Wildlife Conservation Initiatives
Our expanded partnership marks the beginning of a multiyear effort focused on pioneering big game conservation efforts across the Rocky Mountain West and Pacific Northwest regions.
Quibbling While the West Burns
In a world where bureaucracy moves slow and wildfires move fast, it’s little surprise that fire keeps winning.
Western Rangelands Are Overpopulated With Wild Horses. The East Can Help.
Easterners can offer a lifeline to wild horses, helping to rehabilitate Western ecosystems and ensure the well-being of these majestic animals.
From Plans to Reality: The Vital Role of Categorical Exclusions in Forest Restoration Projects
Our forests can’t wait for us to make up our mind on whether they’re worth saving.
The Future Is Here
PERC convened cross-functional experts to explore the conservation potential of virtual fencing.
Clearing the Air: Empowering Solutions to Western Wildfire Smoke
By removing bureaucratic obstacles and providing necessary support for prescribed burns, we can promote healthier forests and cleaner air for all.
Are We Loving Our Parks Too Much?
In envisioning the future of our parks, Congress and citizens alike have an opportunity to foster innovation and flexibility in park management.
Creative Conservation Inspires Hope This Earth Day
Doom-and-gloom Earth Day messaging often paints a depressing future, but there is plenty of progress to celebrate.
Visitors From Abroad Can Help Steward Ailing National Parks
If international visitors to a U.S. park paid a $25 surcharge, it would likely raise over $300 million, nearly doubling parks’ total fee receipts.