A Sagebrush Sanctuary in Wyoming
An historical landscape is managed for cattle and wildlife which is crucial to the vitality and future of sage-dependent species.
Leaving a Legacy
Private landowners partner with U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service to restore wetlands for waterfowl and livestock in Colorado.
Changing the Conservation Conversation
Landowner-listening workshops promote more effective, locally-grounded conservation efforts on private lands – a benefit for all.
Charting a Future for Sage Grouse Through Voluntary Conservation
Over 80 million acres of sagebrush habitat that supports the Greater sage-grouse and a host of other sagebrush-dependent species still face threats. How can the private energy industry help?
Collaboration in Southwest Montana’s Sagebrush
Coordinated efforts help seize opportunities to work across boundaries and increase the impact of conservation in this unique corner of the sagebrush sea.
Community Capacity for Wet Meadow Conservation
Investing in people in priority landscapes to develop lasting conservation partnerships in the form of community-based conservation capacity.
Partnering for Easement Success to Benefit Sage Grouse
Montana conservation partners join forces to deliver conservation easements that give peace of mind and a financial boost to ranchers.
U.S. Senator James Risch Recognized as Conservation Policy Champion
This Conservation Policy Champion Award recipient supports programs that sustain wildlife, outdoor recreation, and agriculture.
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