Care of the Land
December 3, 2025
Taking care of the land is a tremendous task. Yet the work landowners put into their land is what supports a landscape that is healthier, more productive, and more resilient.
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Taking care of the land is a tremendous task. Yet the work landowners put into their land is what supports a landscape that is healthier, more productive, and more resilient.
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To support wildlife in winter, parts of the North Hills, Mount Dean Stone, and Mount Jumbo go under seasonal habitat closures.
What does caring for the land in Missoula's front country look like? Our 2025 Front County Stewardship Coordinator, Aicia Curran, reports.
In partnership with rancher Clare Bloom, 836 acres of the Upper Flint Creek Valley near Philipsburg has been protected for agriculture and wildlife.
From trail races to hunting, and from wildfires to weed management, partnerships are helping strengthen our work across the Mount Dean Stone Community Forest.
At the end of 2024, the Roos sisters continued their family's conservation legacy when they finalized a complex, multi-part project that conserved 300+ acres just outside their old hometown of Lincoln.
