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Public Lands and Outdoor Recreation
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.
Free Market Conservation and Environmental Optimism
A podcast on how markets can be harnessed to improve environmental quality.
Red Tape Is Making Wildfires Worse
Reform of the permitting process could help us address our growing wildfire crisis before it’s too late.
The Forest Management Strategy Helping to Save Montana Forests
Managing our forests through mechanical thinning and prescribed burns works to reduce wildfire risk.
A Letter to Congress: Permitting Relief is Needed to Improve the Health of Our Forests
Congress has the opportunity to reduce the risk of catastrophic wildfires by reforming restoration permitting so critical forest work can be completed in a timely manner.
Promoting Innovation and Diffusing Conflict Over Federal Grazing Lands
PERC urges the Department of Agriculture and the Forest Service to revise its grazing program to give permittees more flexibility and to facilitate markets for voluntary conservation on federal lands.
Opening the Range: Reforms to Allow Markets for Voluntary Conservation on Federal Grazing Lands
“Use it or lose it” requirements can exacerbate conflict by giving ranchers and conservation interests no alternative to political, legal, or administrative conflict.
Without Reforms to the Environmental Review Process, Wildfires Will Grow Worse
Exhaustive environmental reviews and litigious environmental activists delay, and sometimes prevent, urgently needed forest restoration projects.