
Where Working Lands Keep Wildlife Moving: Protected Migration Corridors in the Madison Valley
Working lands play a pivotal role in keeping wildlife migration corridors intact. Conservation easements ensure that these pathways remain undeveloped for the benefit of both ranching and wildlife.

When Fire Meets the Land
Wildfire is an inevitable part of Montana’s landscape, and for landowners with conservation easements, it raises important questions about preparation and recovery. This story highlights two MLR-protected properties that illustrate

Between Glacier and the Whitefish Range: A Family’s Legacy in the North Fork
For siblings Kari Wiley and Allen Chrisman, their family’s 310 acres in the North Fork have been a place of wonder and challenge for more than six decades. From unforgettable

Stewardship in Action: Bat Monitoring on Conserved Lands
Montana landowners are stepping up to protect one of the state’s most misunderstood but vital species: bats. Through the North American Bat Monitoring Program (NABat), families like Denny and Kitty
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