PERC’s Executive Director, Brian Yablonski, spoke with Cato Daily Podcast host Caleb Brown about the changes that should be made to the Endangered Species Act in order to encourage greater species recovery. By making a rare species’ presence a liability rather than an asset, an Endangered Species Act listing can undermine the incentives for private landowners to accommodate species. So long as the bear remains listed, property owners face burdensome regulations if grizzlies migrate through their land—not to mention the other costs and challenges predators like grizzlies present for ranchers and other property owners.
Cato Daily Podcast: Grizzly Bears and Endangered Species Recovery
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Brian Yablonski
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Brian Yablonski is the chief executive officer of PERC and the former chairman of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.
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America the Beautiful Act Honors Theodore Roosevelt’s Conservation Legacy
Roosevelt helped conserve an extraordinary inheritance. Our job is to take care of it.
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Grizzly recovery is working. A new rule would help keep it that way.
A new federal rule will change how grizzly bears are managed under the Endangered Species Act and create a smarter path for long-term recovery.
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Incentivizing Contractors to Be Wetlands Conservationists
How states can license contractors rather than regulate parcels after Sackett
