Montana’s Annual Report
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Read our 2025 Impact Report and explore the work your support makes possible in Montana.
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In the 55 years we’ve been working in Montana, we’ve increasingly helped create and caretake public lands—managing forestry, stream and rangeland projects that yield benefits for nature, yes, but also provide good local jobs.
Inside the Downloadable Report
From the Interim Director
Chris Bryant explores the importance of public land and funding.
Next-Generation Ranching on a New Grassbank
Webb Ranch will give early-career ranchers—and conservation—a strong start.
The Power of Permanence
Conservation easements are a clear winner for landowners and nature.
Restoring the West’s Forests
New program leverages efforts across states for Montana’s forests and beyond.
High Tech on the High Divide
Across 250,000 acres of southwest Montana, ranchers are testing new regenerative grazing tools.
Engaging Indigenous Youth
The Nature Conservancy expanded its work with Indigenous youth in Montana this summer by deepening our engagement with a Blackfeet youth conservation program and launching an internship program with Aaniiih Nakoda College.
Unravelling the Mystery of the Missing Birds
Montana State University graduate student researches sharp-tailed grouse at Matador Ranch.
Nature is common ground.
All people, whether in Montana or halfway across the globe, need a livable climate, healthy communities and thriving nature. How do we achieve that? Together, with a clear recognition that we only have years, not decades, to shape this future.
