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Author Archives: Kat Dwyer
In Conservation Efforts, US Must Support African Countries
To restore America’s position as a global conservation leader, Congress should avoid adopting arbitrary bans on the importation of hunting trophies.
Litigating to Make Forest Management Worse
Managing forests is more than putting out fires, and excessive litigation can make the risk and consequences of wildfire worse.
Transferable Landowner Hunting Permits in Montana
A Roadmap for the State
Stranded Land Constrains Public Land Management and Contributes to Larger Fires
Wildfire prevention and suppression could be bolstered by improved access to public lands.
A Market Solution for Hunting Access
Entrepreneurs are finding creative ways to give hunters access to private land while respecting property rights.
How Not to Protect Endangered Species
The Biden administration is taking the wrong approach in its efforts to help threatened wildlife.
Getting Bureaucrats Out of the Way of Forest Management
It’s time for Montana to reassess what it can do to reduce future wildfire risk.
Fireproofing America’s Forests
Restoration projects can lessen the severity of wildfires—but bureaucratic red tape too often gets in the way.
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Moves to Rescind Rule Defining “Habitat”
The proposed repeals are likely to exacerbate conflict and alienate private landowners on whom species recovery depends.