A Different Kind of Green
Restoring private land is big business—and the benefits flow well beyond property boundaries.
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IN THIS ISSUE
Ranching for Wildlife in Texas
Conservation efforts transform a cattle ranch into a wildlife haven.
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Banking on Endangered Species
How assigning property rights to protected species turned a landfill into a conservation bank.
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Hatching a Better Plan for the Sage Grouse
Private landowners are the driving force behind sage grouse conservation.
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Partnering for Habitat in Kenya
A safari group and local tribe join together to protect wildlife.
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The New West
A quiet revolution is sweeping across the West, forging a new approach to conservation in the 21st century.
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Redefining the Waters of the United States
The EPA’s new water rule could discourage private conservation efforts.
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Private Conservation in the Public Interest
We follow the lead of Aldo Leopold by reinforcing a land ethic that rewards landowners who engage in private conservation.
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Why Private Land?
Around the world, landowners enhance wildlife habitat, clean water, and provide recreational opportunities. This issue of PERC Reports features stories of private conservation in the public interest.
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Bringing the Sharing Economy to Private Land
Want public access to private land? There’s an app for that.
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