A win to save public lands from being sold shows that when we fight for what we collectively own—public goods and services—we can make progress. [...]

The National Park Service's new corporate sponsorship plan stirs up a fundamental debate about our public goods—what they are and who owns them.

This week, candidates in Kentucky’s gubernatorial election suggested that the state could privatize parks to raise revenue. That’s a misguided solution to the wrong problem: the state’s failure to invest enough in [...]

This report, by the Morrison Institute for Public Policy at Arizona State University, examines options to improve the financial condition of Arizona state parks in the midst of a budget crisis. The report discusses the [...]