When those tourists visit national parks, they’ll be supporting them more than ever.
Author Archives: Kat Dwyer
Clear Rules Are Key to Effective Wetlands Conservation
Conserving wetlands is a worthwhile investment, but more regulation does not automatically mean better conservation.
Visitor Surcharge Is Good For Grand Canyon
The Grand Canyon is a gift to the world. It is also a responsibility.
Outlaw Partners Announces 2026 Wildlands music lineup
Carrie Underwood headlines, with Lee Ann Rimes, Riley Green and Kaitlin Butts at the Big Sky Events Arena July 31 – Aug. 1
New Year Brings New Entrance Fees to Yellowstone. Here’s Why That’s a Good Thing
If we want Yellowstone to remain the place that stops people in their tracks, whether they arrive from Billings or Berlin, we need funding that reflects the reality on the ground.
Wildlands 2026: Carrie Underwood headlines with LeAnn Rimes, Riley Green and Kaitlin Butts
A Concert for Conservation in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem
It’s Time to Stop Treating Threatened and Endangered Species the Same
A public comment on the proposed rescission of the “blanket rule” that regulates threatened species as if they were endangered
The Endangered Species Act Should Prioritize Species Recovery, Not Red Tape
A public comment on the proposed revisions to ESA implementing regulations
South Dakota’s Forests Can’t Wait
Thanks to strong leadership from forest advocates in the Senate Agriculture Committee, we are close to making healthy forests attainable
It’s Time To Fix Wyoming’s Forests
We encourage Sen. Barrasso to promptly bring FOFA before the full Senate so that it can be sent to the President’s desk in time to avoid another catastrophic wildfire year in 2026.