Montana’s Annual Report
Explore the work you make possible with our downloadable report.
Quote: Amy Croover
In this report, you’ll see some of the many ways your gifts to The Nature Conservancy benefit the nature and the people of Montana. Those gifts make a huge difference, and we quite literally could not achieve what we do without them.
Inside the Report
From the Director
Amy Croover explains how policy makes conservation possible.
Banking on Grassbanks
The expansion of our grassbank program at the Matador Ranch Preserve is helping our neighbors.
Living on the Edge
We showcase the methods we are using to help limber pine trees.
Driving for Sustainable Grazing
Learn why GPS "necklaces" are being put on cattle.
Supporting Blackfeet Nation Conservation Leadership
TNC is proud to provide financial and technical support to Blackfeet-led conservation efforts.
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Hello, Neighbor.
For more than 40 years, The Nature Conservancy has worked in Montana to protect wild and working lands for people and nature. Our people live and work in communites, listening to the needs and interests of locals and building partnerships that create large-scale, lasting benefits for water, wildlife and land. We love our home and know you do, too.
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