Water scarcity is the new reality across much of the western United States. How can growing communities adjust to using less water? How can we equitably allocate this scarce resource? And what policy tools are available to more efficiently conserve water? PERC Senior Researcher Katherine Wright joins the Hayek Program podcast, a project of […]
Breaking the endless cycle of conflict and litigation will allow the recovery of this remarkable species to be celebrated as it should.
In southwestern Alabama, decades of responsible stewardship get rewarded with federal regulation.
A synthetic alternative to horseshoe crab blood could spare the arthropods from the medical testing supply chain—just one example of innovations indirectly aiding species.
[…] why would Northern California fishermen negotiate with the service after seeing how it treated its commitment to their neighbors to the south? Fears over potential reintroductions are valid because experimental populations can bring significant costs to surrounding communities. Private landowners provide habitat for a majority of endangered and threatened species.94U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, […]
What truly distinguished Bobby was his generosity of spirit.
A testimony submitted to the U.S. House Natural Resources Committee on its hearing “The Endangered Species Act at 50.”
Allowing markets to operate on federal land would be a win-win for free markets and for the environment.
A podcast on the recent Canadian wildfires and the need for active forest management.
As “laboratories of democracy,” states can learn from one another’s successes and challenges, ultimately driving innovation and improvement in wildlife conservation.