Indreland Ranch protects wildlife habitat, agriculture near Missoula
January 28, 2026
Protecting his family's ranch has been Rory Indreland's lifelong dream. Through a 1,667-acre conservation easement, that dream is now a reality.
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Protecting his family's ranch has been Rory Indreland's lifelong dream. Through a 1,667-acre conservation easement, that dream is now a reality.
Want to connect with western Montana open lands? Join us for events, workshops, and volunteering opportunities throughout the season.
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