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About the Montana Chapter
The Nature Conservancy has worked with Montana landowners and communities since 1976, when we received the very first conservation easement in the state. Since then, we've helped to conserve nearly one million acres of valuable habitat. Our work is guided by science and our success is based on strong public and private partnerships.
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Connect with people like you who support The Nature Conservancy in Montana.
Our Montana Legacy Project wins a national award from Sunset Magazine.
Take advantage of a rare opportunity to go birding with David Allen Sibley on Montana's Rocky Mountain Front.
One of the spring's earliest bloomers has already made an appearance this year.
Montana Quarterly magazine chronicles the history of conservation on the Rocky Mountain Front.
Read the story of Montana Nature Conservancy member Pat McKernan's unusual encounter with a big cat.
Mike and Lisa Bay win a 2011 Montana Neighbor Award.
The Canadian government has passed legislation protecting the North Fork from mining.
We protected more than 5,000 acres in December alone!
Take a visual tour of the places The Nature Conservancy is protecting in Montana
See the places we're protecting from mountaintop removal mining.
Take a look at the entries and winners of our Montana staff photo contest.
A New Era for Conservation
Our Montana Legacy Project made history by completing what may be the largest, private conservation land deal in history. But this isn't about breaking records. It's about making conservation at Nature's scale a reality. Learn About Wildlife in Motion
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We need to act now, before it's too late. Watch the Video, Take Action
We're addressing Latin America's most pressing conservation issues. Read the Story
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Why not give Mom a gift of conservation? It's always the right size and lasts for generations!