Marketing & Media Manager
Kat Dwyer is PERC’s marketing and media manager. She studied economics at San Jose State University and is co-host of the Whiskey Bench podcast. Kat’s writing has been featured in National Review, the Washington Examiner, The National Interest, and The Hill, among other outlets. As a student of economics and a lover of the great outdoors, she strives to bring market-based solutions to conservation issues. Outside of work, Kat can be found hiking to mountain peaks and alpine lakes.
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Now that there is a straightforward standard for federal regulation, conservation organizations have a clear signal where private, voluntary conservation efforts are needed to restore wetlands.
The Bureau of Land Management's rule change is a big step in the right direction toward putting conservation on equal footing with other land uses.
The legislation encourages water conservation, restores tribal sovereignty, and benefits western communities.
At a time of rapid regional growth and fragmentation as a result of development, supporting large, working cattle ranches by minimizing the impact of brucellosis is an urgent priority for habitat conservation.
We are thrilled to elevate Bryan’s role as he expands his work addressing conservation issues across the West.
The Conservation Law and Policy Center links PERC’s research with legal and policy reforms that address conservation challenges through cooperation, market solutions, and incentives.