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Hot Topic: Conservation Lands
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RESOURCES AVAILABLE ON THIS
WEBSITE:
Speeches
- The Farm Bill:
When Water, Energy, Budget, and Trade Issues Collide, Jim
DiPeso
- Three Ideas for
Our National Parks, Jim DiPeso
- National Parks: A
Bipartisan Heritage, Jim DiPeso
- The Conservative
Case for Conservation, Jim DiPeso
- The Conservative
Branch of the Wilderness Family Tree, Jim DiPeso
- Land Conservation is
Conservative, Patriotic and Spiritual, Martha Marks
- The Politics of
Wilderness Preservation, Jim DiPeso
- Grasslands
Wilderness: Its Time Has Come, Jim DiPeso
- A Traditional
Conservative Take on Wilderness, Jim DiPeso
- REP's Role in Future
Wilderness Campaigns, Martha Marks
- Wilderness: Idaho's
Special Gifts, Martha Marks
- What Would TR Do?,
Martha Marks
- Connecting People
with Wild Places and Wild Creatures, Martha Marks
Published op-eds
- Interior
Department Restores Balance, Jim DiPeso
- Protecting New
Hampshire's Forests with National Plan to Cut Carbon
Emissions, Jameson French
- Protecting Big
Game Habitat in Browns Canyon, David Lien
- Protecting
Wilderness Isn't Just for Liberals, Jim DiPeso
- National Public Lands Day: A
Good Reminder of the Importance of Maintaining Integrity of America's
Infrastructure, Jim DiPeso
- Saving Montana's Rocky
Mountain Front a Gift to Future Generations, Gene
Sentz
- Vast Land, Vast Protection, Scott
MacCurdy
- Conservation Starts with
Obeying the Law, Jim DiPeso
- Wilderness
Designations Needed, Allan Tweddle & Jim
DiPeso
- The Conservative Case for
Wilderness, David Jenkins
- Wilderness:
Reservoirs of Freedom, Mike Beagle
- Embracing America's Outdoor
Traditions, Mike Beagle
- Conservatives Should Return
to Their Roots, Jim DiPeso
- The States Don't Own National
Forests, Todd Benson
- Roads to Nowhere, Allan
Tweddle & Jim DiPeso
- Reagan Saw Forest for the
Trees, Jim DiPeso
- More Questions Than Answers
About Drilling in Otero Mesa, Ken Whiton
- Field Day: The Bush
Administration's Eagerness to Give Away Public Resources Is Too Much
for Some Party Faithful, Jim DiPeso
- GOP: Defend the Land,
John Hereford
- Senator Dole's Opportunity, Jim
DiPeso
- Philosophical Divide, Jim
DiPeso
- Gold in Them Thar Hills: The
Price of Parks, Phil Young
- Roadless Areas Enjoy Strong
Public Support, Jim DiPeso
- Words and Deeds,
Martha Marks
- Arctic Bait and Switch,
Ken Whiton
- Refuges at Risk,
Jim DiPeso
- Off-Road Rule Off
Base, Jim DiPeso
- Whittling Away Our
Forests, Jim DiPeso
- Great Smoky Mountains
National Park Doesn't Need Another Road, Martha
Marks
- Still Saving Trees:
The Antiquities Act, Jim DiPeso
- Where There's Smoke,
There's Fire, Jim DiPeso
- Time for Mining Law Reform, Jim
DiPeso
- Missouri Breaks National
Monument is part of the Teddy Roosevelt Tradition,
Jim DiPeso
- State Will Get Shaft from
Mining, Phil Pryde, Ph.D. & Jim DiPeso
- An Ecological Betrayal,
Theodore Roosevelt IV
- Road Republicans Should Take
Leads to Protection of Forests, Jim Scarantino
- Don't Let Oil Quest Spoil
Alaska's North Slope, Russell Train, former EPA
administrator
C.E.P. (Conservative
Environmental Policy) Quarterly
- PDF download: Summer
2009 — A
New Era for Wildlife Conservation
- PDF download: Summer
2008 — Prudent
Risk Management
- PDF download: Fall
2007 —
The
Case for Responsible Mineral Extraction
- PDF download: Spring 2007 — Protecting Vital Natural Wealth
- PDF download: Winter 2007 — Cultivating a Conservative Farm
Policy
- PDF download: Summer
2005 — Refuges,
National Parks and Wilderness
The Green Elephant
Policy Paper:
Policy Director Jim DiPeso's blog
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