Laura Huggins

Contracting for Conservation

As public land battles simmer, a new private model emerges to pay ranchers to conserve wildlife.

Brian Yablonski, Melinda Harm Benson

The Valles Caldera Experiment

Lessons learned from one of the largest public land experiments in the United States.

Tim Fitzgerald, Randy Rucker

You Can’t Drag Them Away

How to rein in the costs of the federal government’s wild horse program.

Shawn Regan

PERC Reports: The Future of Public Lands

All is not well on America’s public lands. 

Reed Watson

A Moral Case for Markets

Why we should harness markets to manage public lands.

Daniel Benjamin

A Cold Day in July

Bruce Yandle

When Industries Love Regulation

By walking away from the 2015 Paris climate agreement, President Donald Trump ended the United States’ commitment to reduce carbon emissions and made good on a key campaign promise. But amidst the fallout from the move, Mr. Trump’s exit from the Paris accord had some unlikely opponents—namely, large industrial giants who, at first glance, wouldContinue reading "Contracting for Conservation"

Roger Sedjo

The Future of the Forest Service

Do we need a new mission for our national forests?

Tate Watkins

Human-Wildlife Conflicts Come East

As locals clash with elk reintroduced to the Smokies, can strategies from the West serve as a blueprint to mitigate conflicts?

Shawn Regan

Why Property Rights Matter

For some environmental groups, oil and wildlife never mix—except when it comes to their own property.