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Crown of the Continent
These are 10 million acres of some of the most intact and remote wildlands on the continent. The Crown is an essential home range for wildlife and plant species that have become rare or extinct in other places—animals such as grizzly bears, Canada lynx, fisher, gray wolves and bull trout.
The Nature Conservancy’s guiding principles in the Crown of the Continent revolve around partnership and community-based work.
High Divide Headwaters
Rolling westward from Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks, the High Divide Headwaters is a landscape of wildlife-rich mountain ranges and sagebrush-scented valleys with a proud ranching heritage.
TNC works in communities across the High Divide to secure a healthy future for the area’s extraordinary wildlife, water, forests, sagebrush grasslands and ranching heritage.
Northern Great Plains
TNC’s goal is to conserve grassland through direct land protection and partnership with the local ranching community. Our grassbank program and other efforts on the Northern Great Plains illustrate how powerful community-led conservation can be in keeping nature and human communities healthy and strong.
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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.
Conservation Creates Rural Jobs
Trees from TNC conservation projects yield building materials, firewood and employment opportunities for rural communities.
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The Nature Conservancy is working across the western U.S. to catalyze forest restoration on a transformative scale.
The Nature Conservancy is working across Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, Nevada and Oregon to protect this iconic western landscape, one of the largest natural systems in North America.
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 50 years, we’ve been working in Montana to do just that.
