Endangered species depend on private land for habitat, so why treat landowners as the enemy?

Designating uninhabitable private land as “critical habitat” discourages private conservation with no compensating benefit for species.

The boy who cried wolf grew up to be an environmental alarmist

Environmental alarmists may grab headlines, but they’ve repeatedly proven spectacularly wrong. Environmental issues require sober analysis and problem solving, not overheated rhetoric.

Will Pennsylvania’s trust approach to public lands reduce conflict?

Pennsylvania’s trust approach to managing public lands may give environmental groups an incentive to support productive use, to generate revenue for higher value conservation projects.

To protect endangered species, secure property rights

To protect endangered species, we need to rely more on property rights and less on regulation.

Should property rights be taken seriously?

Over on PLF’S Liberty Blog, I have a post on how radical environmentalists answer that question wrong and, as a … More