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Public Lands and Outdoor Recreation
A Conservation Approach Where Everyone Wins
Environmental conflicts are often zero-sum political battles, but innovative market approaches can bridge ideological divides.
Conservatives Can Lead on Conservation and Climate Solutions
Supporting policies that leverage incentives and partnerships to protect our natural heritage should be a big part of our strategy to address environmental challenges.
2023 Forest Management Policy Playbook: State Strategies for Forest Restoration and Wildfire Response
State leaders can expand proactive forest restoration and wildfire response capabilities by encouraging collaboration, reducing conflict, and leveraging strategic investments.
Public Comment Supporting the Proposed East Crazy Inspiration Divide Land Exchange
The proposed land exchange is a balanced, collaborative solution developed by landowners, tribal representatives, conservation organizations, and recreation groups.
Adoptions Are Helping Address the Wild Horse Crisis
Doing away with the Adoption Incentive Program would be bad for horses and bad for conservation.
Testimony on Overcrowding in National Parks
There is no “one size fits all” solution to accommodate crowding at parks. Park superintendents should have the flexibility to respond creatively with solutions best suited for their individual parks.
Whose Land Is it Anyway?
A podcast about contentious access issues in the West.
Adoption Is a Vital Tool for Wild Horses
We can’t adopt our way out of the wild horse crisis, but continuing the Adoption Incentive Program is a far better solution than leaving animals to suffer on deteriorating rangelands.
Water, Eagles, and Wildfire
A podcast about the role of markets in conserving eagles and water, and how litigation stymies forest restoration work.