All Research:
Innovation in Wildlife Management
Hunting Can Be Good for Lions and Elephants
Matching the Endangered Species Act’s Incentives With Its Ethics
Sticks can be effective at discouraging activity, but spurring action requires a carrot.
Inflexible Regulation of Utah’s Endangered Prairie Dog Antithetical to Conservation
PERC files an amicus brief with the U.S. Supreme Court in support of environmental federalism.
When Does Hunting Earn a Trophy?
Responsible hunting can help ensure exotic species are protected from poaching and corruption.
Even If You Don’t Think Hunting Is Pretty, It’s an Effective Conservation Tool
Many may never like hunting, but hopefully we can all agree that it is better than the alternative—losing rare species forever.
Can Federalism’s Flexibility Recover Endangered Species?
The Endangered Species Act creates lots of work for lawyers and bureaucrats, but measured by the criteria it announces as the goal—recovering species—it hasn’t worked.
Kill Regulations to Save the Sage Grouse
Science Supports Removing Grizzly Bear Endangered Species Protection
Is the enforcement of the Endangered Species Act scientifically or politically based?
Contracting for Conservation
As public land battles simmer, a new private model emerges to pay ranchers to conserve wildlife.