— Study on the economic impacts of redesignating Bandelier National Monument as a National Park with case studies of other Monuments converted to National Parks.
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Every county has its own set of unique circumstances. These reports explore how different places can integrate public land resources into local economic development efforts.
— Study on the economic impacts of redesignating Bandelier National Monument as a National Park with case studies of other Monuments converted to National Parks.
read moreof Redesignating Bandelier National Monument as a National Park— Download socioeconomic reports for states and counties near Bureau of Land Management units.
read moreof Bureau of Land Management Socioeconomic Profiles— Explore the socioeconomic conditions in communities surrounding our National Forests
read moreof National Forest Socioeconomic Indicators— Investigating the economic effects of National Monuments redesignated National Parks, and the potential impact of converting the White Sands National Monument to a National Park.
read moreof Impact of National Monuments Redesignated National Parks— Like many rural counties in the West, Wheeler County faces economic difficulties. It also has untapped resources and opportunities, which suggest the possibility of a brighter economic future.
read moreof Economic Development Opportunities in Wheeler County, Oregon— This updated report analyzes the economic value of public lands in Grand County, Utah and the important role that these lands play for local businesses and the well-being of the region’s economy.
read moreof The Economic Value of Public Lands in Grand County, Utah— This report examines whether the Tongass Transition Framework, which proposed a “new path forward,” is working to enhance economic opportunities in southeast Alaska while conserving the National Forest.
read moreof The Tongass Transition Framework: A New Path Forward?— This report provides a way to calculate the economic impacts of natural resource restoration activities to nearby communities that should be helpful to local officials, agency staff, and policy analysts.
read moreof The Economic Impacts of Restoration in Central Idaho— This report provides an initial analysis of the potential economic impact of protecting the Owyhee Canyonlands area in Malheur County, Oregon.
read moreof Owyhee Canyonlands Hold Economic Potential— Headwaters Economics worked with the Clark Fork Coalition, U.S. Forest Service, and others to create an interactive tool that describes many of the stories behind the ongoing recovery of the Clark Fork River.
read moreof Restoring the Clark Fork River— This report summarizes interviews with local government and business leaders on obstacles to and opportunities for local economic recovery in Carey, Idaho from the last recession.
read moreof Carey, Idaho and Economic Recovery— The report analyzes the economic and fiscal challenges facing Deschutes County and provides recommendations to improve economic prospects.
read moreof Improving Deschutes County’s Competitiveness— This report examines how investments in conservation and restoration provide both an immediate return through employment and revenue and help promote long-term economic growth that extends far beyond tourism.
read moreof The Economic Benefits of Southern New Mexico’s Natural Assets— These studies review the fiscal impact on Mineral and Lake counties of the Montana Legacy Project.
read moreof Fiscal Impact of the Montana Legacy Project— This report explores the question of whether and how rural, isolated communities can benefit from being gateways to large expanses of public lands.
read moreof The Economy of the Gila Region— This study reviews the possible impacts of the Northeast Washington Forestry Coalition's "Blueprint" proposal for managing National Forest lands in the region.
read moreof Timber, Restoration Forestry and Wilderness in Northeast Washington