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Brian Seasholes is a former research fellow with Reason Foundation.

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Fundamentally Flawed Poll on Sage Grouse Conservation Gets Desired but Invalid Results

Commentary by Brian Seasholes November 10, 2014
Another Endangered Species Act Legal Victory for Landowners and Conservation

Commentary by Brian Seasholes November 6, 2014
North Dakota in the Crosshairs of the Endangered Species Act

Commentary by Brian Seasholes November 3, 2014
Frequently Asked Questions on Endangered Species Act Reform

FAQ by Brian Seasholes October 28, 2014
Map and State-based Conservation Plans Refute Popular Narrative that Sage Grouse Needs Endangered Species Act Protection

Commentary by Brian Seasholes October 16, 2014
‘Sage Grouse Success is Inextricably Linked to Ranching and Farming in the West,? according to the co-author of a groundbreaking new study.

Commentary by Brian Seasholes October 9, 2014
Mapping the Endangered Species Act ‘Tidal Wave?

Commentary by Brian Seasholes October 6, 2014
A Big Win for Endangered Species, Texas and Real Conservation: a Big Loss for Lawsuit-based Conservation

Commentary by Brian Seasholes October 2, 2014
How to Fulfill the Promise of the Endangered Species Act

The Case for an Endangered Species Reserve Program

Policy Study by Brian Seasholes September 25, 2014
Trying to use the Endangered Species Act to Control Water in Florida: a Hint of What is Coming for Much of the Country

Commentary by Brian Seasholes September 24, 2014
Save the Gunnison Sage Grouse From the Endangered Species Act

Commentary by Brian Seasholes September 22, 2014
The Still-Problematic State of the Birds 2014 Report: Giving the Endangered Species Act Sole Credit for the Bald Eagle’s Recovery

Commentary by Brian Seasholes September 11, 2014
Indiana Mussels Control Water Use: the Expanding Geographic and Regulatory Reach of the Endangered Species Act

Commentary by Brian Seasholes September 8, 2014
Victory! Montana Grayling not Listed under Endangered Species Act in a Win-Win for Fish and Landowners. Groups Focused on Lawsuits, not Conservation, Unhappy

Commentary by Brian Seasholes September 4, 2014
The State of the Birds 2014 Report is for the Birds: A Supposedly Science-based Report is Marred by Politics, Misleading Information, and Faulty Logic

Commentary by Brian Seasholes September 2, 2014
The Endangered Species Act Hits Affluent Maryland Suburb of the Nation’s Capital, and People are Furious

Commentary by Brian Seasholes August 29, 2014
Could Abandoned Homesteads Help Keep the Sage Grouse Off the Endangered Species List?

Commentary by Brian Seasholes August 25, 2014
Endangered Black Bear Baloney in Louisiana and the Reality of Candidate Conservation Agreements

Commentary by Brian Seasholes August 6, 2014