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Gary Libecap

[…] and how it has changed after the fall of the Berlin Wall. Libecap describes himself as β€œvery energetic.” His passion is the family cabin in western Montana. Free time cannot be too common a problem though, Libecap has been the recipient of nearly four dozen awards, written several books,Β including his latest,Β Environmental Markets: A Property […]

Published on: October 1, 2012
Colleen Lane

Colleen Lane

Colleen Lane joined PERC in January, 1997. As Conference Coordinator she is responsible for all logistical details for PERC’s various conferences including event planning and functioning as the point of contact for all participants regarding conference information. Colleen, a fifth-generation Montanan, was born and raised in the Gallatin Valley. Her time was spent between […]

Published on: October 1, 2012

Laura Huggins

[…] American Prairie Reserve andΒ CEO of Montana Prairie Holdings, she leads a beef brand that supports wildlife-friendly ranching. Huggins coauthored with Terry AndersonΒ Property Rights: A Practical Guide to Freedom and Prosperity (2003 and 2009) andΒ Greener Than Thou: Are You Really an Environmentalist?Β (2008).Β Her latest book, Environmental Entrepreneurship: Markets Meet the Environment in Unexpected PlacesΒ was published in […]

Published on: October 1, 2012

Mandy-Scott Bachelier

[…] been a major force in shaping Mandy-Scott’s career path as an β€œenviropreneurial” graphic artist. When it comes to inventing tasteful new solutions to visual challenges and the free market, the sky is the limit! Mandy-Scott’s design work has also been published with other organizations that are influencing the environmental arena: The World Bank, Hoover […]

Published on: October 1, 2012

PERC Reports Summer 2024

This issue of PERC Reports demonstrates the importance of incentives across a wide range of issues.

Published on: July 29, 2024

Roaming Home

[…] from rangeland health to water conservation. Wild horses have a way of capturing our imagination. They have come to symbolize the American West, evoking a sense of freedom, beauty, and rugged resilience. For many, these iconic creatures have become much more than just animalsβ€”they are a part of our heritage and our ethos.Β  For […]

Published on: July 29, 2024

Easy Does It

[…] lording it over the vanquished. But there may be another wayβ€”a cooperative pathway defined by voluntary exchanges. For decades, PERC has highlighted the extraordinary degree to which free market transactions operating on cooperative principles can generate environmental surpluses rather than merely more fights over relatively scarce resources. A newly emergent example of this model […]

Published on: July 29, 2024

Restoration Nation

[…] of species on their land would open them up to litigation or other risks. As a result, many landowners refuse access to their land for scientists to study species and their habitats, limiting our knowledge of how well species are doing and what recovery efforts work. To help this problem, the service and several […]

Published on: July 29, 2024

Snapshot: Summer 2024

Examples from around the world of markets being put to work for conservation.

Published on: July 29, 2024