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Make a Difference in Montana
The Nature Conservancy’s mission is to protect the lands and waters on which all life depends, and for more than 40 years, we’ve been working in Montana to do just that.
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Banking on Grassbanks
TNC offers cattle ranchers access to grass-rich pastures in exchange for adopting conservation practices on their own property.
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Northern Great Plains
Sometimes the pieces just fit together for a conservation project. That’s what happened to the Vogel’s land on the Northern Great Plains.
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Restoring Streams Within the Sagebrush Sea
Simple to build, rock and brush structures can have outsized benefits for wildlife and groundwater supplies.
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How the West Fights Fire with Fire
After a century of excluding fires in our Western dry forests, these landscapes are now dangerously overgrown. Urgent action is needed.
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Annual Report 2023
We’ve accomplished a lot for nature and people this year with the help of our supporters and partners.
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The Sagebrush Sea Is Vanishing
The sagebrush sea, 150 million acres of complex grasses, shrubs and rare species, has dwindled to half its historical range. To protect what remains, TNC has launched the Sagebrush Sea Program.
Stories from Montana
Nature’s Next Leaders Start Out on the Sage
Jobs program employs teens and young adults from local communities while teaching a range of conservation skills.
The Vinary Fund
The Vinary Fund enables The Nature Conservancy’s Montana chapter to respond to critical land protection needs across the state.
Restoring Western Montana Forests
In Western Montana, we’re restoring forests to a more natural condition—one that reduces the risk of catastrophic wildfire damage to forests and homes and helps fight climate change.
Places We Protect
See the Places We Protect in Your Community
Using strong science and a collaborative approach, we have protected 1 million acres across Montana.
We Can’t Save Nature Without You
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