Want to do business and help the environment at the same time? The Property and Environment Research Center (PERC) is offering an intense, two-week educational experience in Bozeman, Montana, for environmental entrepreneurs who want to have a better understanding of how business and economic principles can be applied to environmental problems.
For two weeks, 15 conservation leaders get to enjoy the following:
- the opportunity to interact with leading experts in the field of free market environmentalism, including enviropreneurs who have researched and applied markets in their environmental work.
- field trips, including an overnight stay at Ted Turner's Flying D Ranch for a first-hand look at markets and property rights in action.
- a $3,000 stipend, from which they pay their own travel. Housing is provided at no charge to fellows in the New Building dormitory on the Montana State University campus.
For more details, refer to the preliminary agenda.
Property and Environment Research Center (PERC) is America's oldest and largest institute dedicated to original research that brings market principles to resolving environmental problems.
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