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Author Archives: Kat Dwyer
Supreme Court Reins in Bloated Environmental Reviews to Speed Up Conservation
The Supreme Court’s decision sets an important precedent that will empower federal agencies to advance critical conservation projects.
Forest Restoration Requires Flexibility
PERC defends the U.S. Forest Service’s use of condition-based management.
Grizzly Bear Recovery Deserves to Be Recognized—and Rewarded
It’s time for policy to catch up with progress.
Bring Back the Wild Horse Adoption Incentive Program
Let’s not let a promising solution wither in procedural bureaucracy. The horses—and our landscapes—deserve better.
Advancing the Invisible Revolution
PERC Awards Over $400k in Virtual Fence Grants to Innovative Ranchers
Bravo, Washington Post
A Welcome Call for Endangered Species Act Reform
For Earth Day, Let’s Try Speeding Up Instead of Slowing Down
As we mark Earth Day 2025, we remember effective conservation doesn’t have to be about regulation—it’s about alignment.
Optimism For The Great Salt Lake Starts With Water Leasing
Utah can restore the Great Salt Lake and show that even the most daunting environmental challenges can be overcome.
Researchers Unveil Groundbreaking Conservation Strategy to Help Save the Great Salt Lake Through Voluntary Water Leasing
A comprehensive new report offers a pioneering roadmap for restoring the Great Salt Lake.