I wonder if this has been applied yet to purchasing property or easements for conservation. It seems like a natural extension. It's something that conservative/liberal hunters/environmentalists could cooperate on.
And I'd think that turning $40M worth of land into a nature preserve could have more value than displaying a sheet of parchment, however sacred.
And I'd think that turning $40M worth of land into a nature preserve could have more value than displaying a sheet of parchment, however sacred.