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Who Owns the Environment? Part I

Tracy Mehan, March 23, 2019, Religion and Nature, Christopher Costello, environmentalism, fisheries, Henry Butler, IFQs, Individual Fishing Quotas, ITQ, Jesus, John Baden, nature, original sin, PERC, private property, Religion and environment, resource management, sustainability, sustainable fisheries, sustainable forestry, sustainable forests, Terry Anderson, tragedy of the commons, U.S. Endowment for Forestry and Communities, Umberto Eco, who owns nature, 0

In Umberto Eco’s medieval mystery, The Name of the Rose, there is a famous scene in which Franciscans, Dominicans...

Who Owns the Environment? Part II

Tracy Mehan, March 23, 2019, Featured Article, Religion and Nature, Aristotle, Brent Haglund, Cicero, earth, environmental protection, environmentalism, Founding Fathers, John Locke, Lynn Scarlett, Margaret Thatcher, Matthew Mehan, medieval church, Nature Conservancy, PERC, philosophy, private property, public property, Sandy County Foundation, state of nature, 0

I recently posted an item here, on Conservefewell.org, attempting to reconcile rights to and in private property with the...

Protecting threatened species warrants ESA reform . . .

Brent Fewell, July 25, 2018, Links, Jonathan Wood, PERC, 0

EARTH DAY – Ignore those apocalyptic Malthusians – Humans no longer dragging nuckles . . .

Brent Fewell, April 22, 2018, The Environment and Politics, Brian Yablonski, carbon emissions, conservation, Earth Day, PERC, wildlife, wolves, Yellowstone, 0

This Earth Day, Try Conservation Optimism Brian Yablonski Reposted from PERC April 22, 2018 EMIGRANT, Mont.—It is Earth Day,...

The Uproar Over Presidents and National Monuments

Brent Fewell, December 5, 2017, The Environment and Politics, Bears Ear National Monument, deferred maintenance backlog, Federal Land Management, FLPMA, Grand Staircase-Escalanate National Monument, PERC, President Trump, Sean Regan, Secretary Zinke, 0

This week’s action by President Trump to chop the size of two national monuments in Utah was met with...

Brian Yablonski to Succeed Reed Watson at PERC

Brent Fewell, November 15, 2017, Free-Market Environmentalism, Brian Yablonski, PERC, Reed Watson, 0

Brian Yablonski will succeed Reed Watson as the Executive Director of the Property and Environment Research Center (PERC), the...

Fix our Parks and Preserve our Youth

Brent Fewell, July 2, 2015, Conservative Conservationism, Bruce Vento, Buddy Bison, Federal Lands Recreation Enhancement Act, Land and Water Conservation Fund, Maintenance Backlog, National Park Service, National Park Trust, PERC, Reed Watson, Rob Portman, Scott Wilson, Yellowstone National Park, 0

Reed Watson and Scott Wilson of the Property and Environmental Research Center (PERC) wrote a thoughtful article for the...

A Better Approach to Species Conservation – Incentives for Private Landowners

Brent Fewell, October 3, 2014, Species Protection, biological diversity, endangered species, ESA, Fish and Wildlife Service, habitat conservation, Michael Bean, PERC, Prelisting Conservation, Red Cockaded Woodpecker, 4

Last week I had the opportunity of participating in a small forum here in DC to discuss the looming...

The Plight of the American Prairie

Brent Fewell, April 29, 2014, Conservative Conservationism, American Prairie Reserve, E.O. Wilson, Great Plains, John Terborgh, Laura Huggins, National Geographic, Paul Ehrlich, PERC, Thomas Lovejoy, 1

Our colleague here at Conservefewell, Laura Huggins, has taken a new position as the Manager of Economic Initiatives with...

Reed Watson, the New Face of Free-Market Environmentalism

Brent Fewell, April 2, 2014, Free-Market Environmentalism, Breakthrough Institute, Clemson University, David Hawking, Death of Environmentalism, Duke University, environmentalism, Enviropreneurship, free-market environmentalism, government solutions, Nordhaus, NRDC, PERC, Reed Watson, Shellenberger, Terry Anderson, water markets, 0

UPDATE: Conservefewell welcomes Reed Watson to its team of conservation bloggers. * * * I had a chance recently...

Laura Huggins Talks Enviropreneur and Wolves

Brent Fewell, March 19, 2014, Animals, Defenders of Wildlife, Enviropreneur, Hank Fischer, Keystone Predator, Laura Huggins, National Wildlife Federation, PERC, wolves, Yellowstone, 1

Celebrating Aldo Leopold’s 127th Birthday

Laura Huggins, February 9, 2014, Conservative Conservationism, Agriculture, Aldo Leopold, conservation, Conservation Economics, environmental stewardship, environmentalism, federal subsidies, Greener Than Thou, harmony with land, land ethic, Land Pathology, PERC, private property, public ownership, Terry Anderson, The Essential Aldo Leopold, The Round River, 1

Aldo Leopold is considered an icon of the environmental movement―primarily for his call for a heightened environmental consciousness in...

Happy[?] 40th Anniversary of the Endangered Species Act

Laura Huggins, December 28, 2013, Species Protection, 40th Anniversary ESA, biodiversity, conservative, desert tortoise, endangered species, Endangered Species Act, ESA, Hank Fischer, Kent Carter, PERC, Richard Nixon, species conservation, Todd Gartner, USFWS, wolves, WRI, 6

Forty years ago today Richard Nixon signed the Endangered Species Act into law. Overnight, the Act became one of...

Fences Make Good Neighbors

Brent Fewell, December 7, 2013, Agriculture and Environment, Adam Smith, communal gardening, community garden, dystopia, Garden Web, Jesse Hirsch, Modern Farmer, PERC, private property rights, Queens NY, utopia, Wealth of Nations, 0

Interesting article by Jesse Hirsch over at Modern Farmer titled Thievery, Fraud, Fistfights and Weed: The Other Side of...

Illegal Wildlife Trade Threatens Many Species

Brent Fewell, November 11, 2013, Species Protection, aviaries, captive breeding, cockatoos, conservation, David Hayes, eclectus, elephant, endangered species, entrepreneurial conservation, Iain Murray, illegal wildlife trade, ivory, macaws, Michael 't Sas-Rolfes, Michael de Alessi, parrots, PERC, President Obama, RAXA Collective, rhino, World Wildlife Fund, 0

As a young lad, I had an effervescent fascination and love for wildlife, no matter how significant or insignificant,...

Our National Treasures – Was Secretary Watt Correct?

Brent Fewell, September 6, 2013, Conservative Conservationism, Free-Market Environmentalism, Competitive Enterprise Institute, conservation, Eli Lehrer, free-market environmentalism, national parks, national wildlife refuge, Old Faithful, PERC, private ownership, R Street Institute, Robert Smith, Ronald Reagan, Ryan Cooper, Yellowstone National Park, 0

By Brent Fewell Interesting article in American Spectator this week by Robert Smith titled, An Environmentalist Deception, wherein Smith...

Changing the Dialogue, Economics and Cultural Valuation of Species Protection

Brent Fewell, May 25, 2013, Conservative Conservationism, Free-Market Environmentalism, Species Protection, The Environment and Politics, critical habitat, free-market environmentalism, Laura Huggins, market-based conservation, PERC, Property and Environmental Research Center, T&E species, threatened and endangered species, Todd Gartner, wildlife, World Resources Institute, WRI, 0

Props to Todd Gartner, of the World Resources Institute, and Laura Huggins, of the Property and Environmental Research Center, for joining efforts...

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Tag Archive for: PERC

Who Owns the Environment? Part I

Who Owns the Environment? Part II

Protecting threatened species warrants ESA reform . . .

EARTH DAY – Ignore those apocalyptic Malthusians – Humans no longer dragging nuckles . . .

The Uproar Over Presidents and National Monuments

Brian Yablonski to Succeed Reed Watson at PERC

Fix our Parks and Preserve our Youth

A Better Approach to Species Conservation – Incentives for Private Landowners

The Plight of the American Prairie

Reed Watson, the New Face of Free-Market Environmentalism

Laura Huggins Talks Enviropreneur and Wolves

Celebrating Aldo Leopold’s 127th Birthday

Happy[?] 40th Anniversary of the Endangered Species Act

Fences Make Good Neighbors

Illegal Wildlife Trade Threatens Many Species

Our National Treasures – Was Secretary Watt Correct?

Changing the Dialogue, Economics and Cultural Valuation of Species Protection

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