The event includes a film screening and panel discussion, with VIP reception available.
Author Archives: Kat Dwyer
Public Comment: Grazing Rules Should Reward Stewardship, Not Second-Guess Who’s Allowed to Graze
What the Bureau of Land Management’s new proposal gets right and one place it falls short
Conservation Victory: New Federal Rule Reestablishes Incentives for Species Recovery
PERC and RMEF proudly support the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s rescission of the Endangered Species Act’s ‘blanket’ 4(d) rule
A Bear-Sized Step Forward for Grizzly Recovery: Conservation Groups Celebrate Novel Solution to Incentivize Conservation
New federal proposal recognizes historic conservation win and offers a new model to reduce conflict and motivate recovery efforts
PERC Reports Magazine, Summer 2026
A special issue exploring American conservation history as the nation turns 250.
Bipartisan National Parks Bill Inspired by PERC Ideas Passes Senate Committee Unanimously
Legislation championed by Sen. Daines and Sen. King advances without opposition; bill draws directly on PERC research to tackle the park maintenance backlog
When Suing Pays Better Than Saving Land
PERC testifies before Congress on the perverse incentives driving environmental litigation
New Research Outlines Strategies to Protect Maine’s Last Mature Forests
Study finds market-based conservation approaches can safeguard rare old-growth forests while respecting private landownership
Conserving the Last Mature Forests in Maine
Pathways to protect the state’s remaining late-successional and old-growth forests
PERC Convenes Park Leaders and Researchers to Contemplate National Park Stewardship
PERC hosted some of the country’s leading national park officials, researchers, partners, and policy experts to discuss the future of America’s “best idea.”