The surviving wildlife migrations of the Yellowstone region are wonders of nature. The key to saving them is enlisting private landowners as allies.
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Saving Salmon and Saving Money
[…] withdrawal system to control temperatures in the water streams in which salmon migrate. While there are still some controversies involving salmon management on the Deschutes, and more study would be required to tell whether the combination of measures now in place is truly cost-effective, it is reasonable to suppose that shared ownership has aligned […]
The High Life
For many ancient civilizations, mountains were considered the realm of divine beings. For countless people today, summits stand as symbols of individual freedom and sources of human inspiration. Mountains also contribute a multitude of tangible benefits, such as providing freshwater and boosting biodiversity. Today, as more people venture out to explore mountainous landscapes, the […]
How Do You Measure the Value of a State Forest?
Non-use bids offer an alternative avenue to determine the value of public land.
Improving the Environment Through a Market-Based Approach
A podcast on the role of markets in providing good environmental quality.
Public Comment on the South Crazy Mountains Land Exchange
PERC weighs in on the U.S. Forest Service’s efforts to enhance public access through private landowner partnerships.
PERC Awarded Top Prize at U.S. Investors Summit for Liberty
PERCβs work on free market environmentalism is recognized as a 2020 Smart Bet.
Supreme Court Wades Back into the Murky Clean Water Act
County of Maui, Hawaii vs. Hawaii Wildlife Fund
An Innovative Strategy for Elk Management on Private Lands
[…] future generations. Elk, deer, bighorns, bears, lions, turkeys, and many smaller animals visit our Lucky 14 Ranch. Securing an annual elk hunting tag was essential to our plans for the ranch. Under the EPLUS program, smaller ranches like ours do not automatically receive an elk tag each year. We must compete with other similarly […]
Thereβs a Right and a Wrong Way to Enhance Public Access
Access is good. We all want it. Whether to a favorite peak, hunting spot, or fishing hole, Montanans are mobilizing to enhance access, often to or through private lands. But thereβs a right and a wrong way to pursue access to private lands. One way is by building trust with landowners, respecting property rights, […]