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As more Americans realize our public land managers are struggling to protect our natural resources, PERC offers practical solutions to help protect our land, water, and wildlife.

[…] taxpayer subsidies. In addition, the concessionaire pays the public agency a concession fee. The resulting savings to taxpayers can be quite compelling. In a recent PERC case study, I showed how a parks agency had to supplement every dollar in visitor fees with an equal amount of tax dollars to keep a park open. […]

[…] with a maintenance backlog estimated at nearly $11.5 billion, congressional appropriations relatively flat, and unwieldy concession operations, fiscal fitness should be a key aspect of any long-range planning by the agency. From the perspective of one of the workshop’s presenters, Holly Fretwell, the Park Service appears to be an inefficient agency that likely could […]

An approach to conservation that focuses on results, and incorporates property rights is necessary to protect endangered species.

Capturing the economic value of wildlife—for the benefit of wildlife.

[…] mile driven. To better tackle congestion in the future, policymakers could also increase OReGO’s per-mile fee during peak hours and reduce it during off-peak times. Such a plan would thin out congestion by encouraging people to make careful decisions about when they drive. OReGO could solve one of the most serious environmental and financial […]

Free market ideas can continue to make “America’s best idea” even better.

As the National Park Service turns 100, creative solutions and responsible policies are needed. This issue of PERC Reports is devoted to exploring some of those ideas.

We should do more than celebrate the 100th anniversary of the National Park Service. We should ask serious questions about how to improve our national parks.

Q&A with Jeff Bennett on Australia’s water market reforms.