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Success Stories

People make conservation possible

The following stories provide a snapshot into the lives of families who have protected their land throughout the Bitterroot Valley. The stories are inspired by the diversity of lands, family motivations, and love of our rural way of life; there are many more stories like these, with over 40 land conservation agreements now completed.

Sutherlin Farms, Stevensville

A Different Look at the Land

C. Ben White Memorial, West Fork Bitterroot River

It Feels Like a Good Situation

Yoder Angus, Stevensville

Reunifying What Was Once Lost

Runnin' Bear Ranch, Stevensville

Conservation Momentum in Stevensville

Mogan Farm, Stevensville

Luck and Hard Work: Conservation Momentum Builds in Threemile

Auch Angus Ranch, Corvallis

For Us, It Was The Right Thing To Do

Image of Auch Ranch Family 1970s
Kerslake Lake, Stevensville

Ensuring Ranches Thrive

Kerslake ranch, feeding cows with four wheeler and tractor,
Curdy Farm, Corvallis

It’s the Reason for Doing It

Overlooking field - Bitter Root Land Trust Success Stories
Griffin Ranch, Stevensville

It Will Always Be Here

Flying E Ranch, Stevensville

A Decision 100% From The Heart

Nez Perce Confluence, West Fork Bitterroot River

Our Small Part

Skalkaho Bend Park

Building A Community of Conservation

Sweat House Creek, Victor

It’s Something Our Family Feels Good About

Sweathouse Creek - Success Story - Bitter Root Land Trust
Gates Family Farm, Stevensville

A Family Tradition Grows

Sylvester's Sunset Bench, Stevensville

A Decision That Inspires

Megan Hanson and Mike Sylvester in Stevensville, Sunset Bench

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