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Public Lands and Outdoor Recreation
What Happens When the Government Shuts Down?
The downside to pervasive permitting.
Reducing Fire Risk While Protecting Environmental Values
Reducing forest fire risks requires market incentives and free enterprise.
Get Politics Out of Our Parks
Why now, more than ever, national parks need protection from Washington’s budget fights.
Destabilizing Property Rights with a Canoe Paddle
Outdoor recreation activists can better expand access by amicably negotiating with landowners.
Parks Without Politics
RESEARCH INITIATIVE: National parks have never been more popular, but they need protection from Washington’s budget fights.
Stop Playing Shutdown Politics with Our Parks
No, our national parks have not descended into dangerous, trash-filled squalor.
What Fees Can (and Cannot) Do for Our National Parks
The government-shutdown circus highlights how recreation fees can be a vital part of running parks.
Zinke’s Gone, but Interior’s Overhaul Must Continue
The next interior secretary should continue efforts to restructure the department.
Prospecting for Conservation
Federal mining law encourages environmental conflict rather than free-market negotiation.