October 2025 | PERC
Monthly Archives: October 2025| PERC
A report on the critical concerns affecting our tourism related economy's ability to operate successfully and sustainably into the future The post Wild Livelihoods: Sustaining Paradise appeared first on PERC.| PERC
PERC statement on the Senate Agriculture, Nutirition, and Foresty Committee vote on the Fix Our Forests Act The post Fix Our Forests Act Moves Closer to Becoming Law appeared first on PERC.| PERC
A public comment exploring creative solutions to improve the national park experience| PERC
PERC’s proposal demonstrates that protecting killer whales and sustaining commerce need not be at odds. The post Killer Whales Are Dying From Shipping Noise. A Market Solution Could Reverse the Decline. appeared first on PERC.| PERC
A market solution to noise pollution The post Saving Killer Whales Without Sinking Trade appeared first on PERC.| PERC
Federal rules under the Endangered Species Act often treat landowners as adversaries. Recent court victories suggest a better way forward. The post States and Landowners Are Key to Recovering Rare Species. Stop Penalizing Them. appeared first on PERC.| PERC
The WEPA would overcome regulatory barriers that hinder the use of prescribed fire. The post PERC Testifies on the Wildfire Emissions Prevention Act appeared first on PERC.| PERC
If we want more success stories for endangered or threatened species, we have to celebrate recovery, not punish it with endless federal purgatory.| PERC
This special issue of PERC Reports explores the next wave of solutions for our national parks: a presidential order turning international admiration into direct park support, five principles to modernize stewardship, innovative funding models for Yellowstone, and surprising lessons from battlefield preservation and wildlife migration. Together, these stories highlight how creativity, local leadership, and practical incentives—not just politics—can secure the future of our parks.| PERC
PERC files an amicus brief urging the Eleventh Circuit Court to preserve the ESA's cooperative framework. The post Keep the Endangered Species Act Cooperative, Not Coercive appeared first on PERC.| PERC
How risk retention groups can expand and improve prescribed burning practices The post Fighting Fire With Finance appeared first on PERC.| PERC
Creativity can overcome long-standing challenges of stewarding national parks| PERC
How creativity and innovation can help save our most venerable national park from being loved to death| PERC
Private efforts to save our heritage are also saving our ecosystems| PERC
America's most iconic wildlife need more than our national parks can provide| PERC
Asking international visitors to contribute a fair share is a reasonable and long-overdue step.| PERC
A groundbreaking win for wildfire resilience, land stewardship, and collaborative conservation across the state| PERC
PERC filed a suite of public comments to reduce regulatory burdens and advance environmental stewardship.| PERC
Exploring entrance fee options at the world's oldest national park| PERC
PERC defends the U.S. Forest Service's use of condition-based management.| PERC
This special issue of PERC Reports is our biggest and most ambitious to date—a love letter to the Pacific Northwest that explores the creative ideas addressing the region’s complex conservation challenges. This sprawling edition spotlights market solutions that have the potential to benefit the wildlife, people, and communities that inhabit the region, and it reflects PERC's optimism by turning challenges into opportunities.| PERC
Can cultivating a taste for purple sea urchin help restore America's underwater forests?| PERC
