Through the generosity of four families, this 90-acre property will connect both wildlife and people for generations to come.

The proposed 1,040-acre Mount Dean Stone Community Forest will provide a unique opportunity for the Missoula community to further its recreation, forest health, and wildlife habitat goals.

The story of of the FVRPA is a story that has been repeated again and again in Five Valleys’ history: a group of people united around common idea, who, through determination and creativity, accomplish a truly incredible feat – conserving land in perpetuity.

In 2012, Five Valleys embarked on a new era: owning land for the long term. Since then, the Confluence has expanded how Five Valleys can serve our community.