Inspired by the Bounty of the Bitterroot Valley

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The Homegrown series of events were designed to make you feel right at home, in the Bitterroot Valley.  Virtual events include an outdoor miles challenge, Bitterroot inspired picnic baskets, uniquely Bitterroot experiences for small groups, and a virtual music concert on a conservation easement.

Each event connects you to the beauty and lifestyle of the Bitterroot.  From hiking outdoors, to picnicking with local food, to watching live music at a ranch you helped conserve from your favorite device–they all bring conservation and this wonderful community together.

Everyone deserves the opportunity to enjoy the outdoors.  And the more people connect with nature and open lands, the more we all benefit.

When you participate, more conservation happens, and more people have more meaningful experiences, so their quality of life, health and social well-being improve and in turn Bitterroot communities become stronger and more sustainable.

Conservation Staff Q & A

Join our newest team member, Melissa Odell, and Gavin Ricklefs, BRLT’s Executive Director for a behind the scenes virtual Q & A.

You can ask questions directly about project updates, the future of conservation in the valley, what obstacles BRLT faces, and so much more.

Registration information is coming soon.  BRLT will host this fun, virtual Q & A in late March.

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Plein Aire Under the Big Sky

We are partnering with Art Focus again to bring art and conservation together later this summer.

The paint-out will take place in August, followed by a gallery showing in September.

Details on how to participate are coming soon.  Interested artists are strongly encouraged to contact Michelle Biggins at Art Focus about how to participate.