In Pennsylvania, former enemies—loggers and green activists—could become partners in conservation.
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Feds Should Stop Digging a Budget Hole and Quit the Land Grabs
When it comes to our treasured public lands, we’ve dug ourselves into a financial hole.
Zinke Rides In
But will the new interior secretary take on the federal-lands bureaucracy?
Give Bears Ears To Native Americans
If tribes are going to get more say in protecting sacred sites, like Bears Ears, they will have to have a greater role than consultation.
A Trust Approach to National Monuments
How a trust approach to managing national monuments could protect land while promoting local input.
Elk Under Fire
Can protecting elk habitat mitigate conflicts with landowners?
Utah Faces Down the Rock-Climbing Industrial Complex
Companies selling outdoor gear lobby endlessly for more federal wilderness—subsidized by the taxpayer.
A Monumental Mistake
It’s time to make the Antiquities Act a thing of the past.
How to Deal With National Parks’ $12 Billion Maintenance Backlog?
As the centennial celebration for our national parks comes to an end, not all is right within our parks.
Property Rights, Access, and Neighborliness
Land managers should pursue negotiation instead of litigation when settling access disputes.