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Stewardship Challenge 2009

- Raise $250,000 by Year's End

Help Five Valleys Land Trust accomplish more than ever for the place you cherish. A generous donor has set a major challenge for our membership. Every new dollar we raise this year will be matched - up to $250,000. That's $500,000 to protect clean water, wildlife habitat, working ranches and scenic landscapes.

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Hayes-Evaro Conservation Easement Celebration June 25th
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On Thursday, June 25th from 5-8pm, help us celebrate the completion of a conservation easement on Bob Hayes' property at the top of Evaro Hill.  We’ll provide the dinner and beverages.  RSVP by June 18th to meredith@fvlt.org or
549-0755 to let us know you’re coming, and if
you prefer a vegetarian option. 

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A Cooperative effort between Five Valleys Land Trust and the U.S. Forest Service extends the popular Hiawatha recreational trail by 30 miles - all the way from Pearson, ID to St. Regis, MT. Learn more
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Landowner's Viewpoint

Landowners discuss their reasons for securing conservation easements and working with Five Valleys Land Trust.

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Our Mission

LandscapeFive Valleys Land Trust works to protect and preserve western Montana's natural legacy - our river corridors. wildlife habitat, agriculrural lands and scenic open spaces. Our work has conserved signature places including Mount Jumbo, Mount Sentinel, the Alberton Gorge and McCauley Butte, as well as thousands of acres of working ranches and family farms in western Montana.

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Show your support by choosing the FVLT license plate. Learn more

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