Montana Association of Land Trusts on the Land Conservation Assistance Network

Montana Association of Land Trusts
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last updated: August 2020

Mission
to promote and support excellence in private voluntary land conservation in Montana through leadership, collaboration, education and outreach.

The Montana Association of Land Trusts is a group of 12 separate nonprofit land trust organizations working on private land conservation and voluntary conservation agreements throughout the state of Montana.

The Montana Association of Land Trusts, with offices in Helena and Whitehall, coordinates the land trust organizations from a legislative, administrative, communications and policy standpoint.

The Montana Association of Land Trusts is comprised of these 12 private, nonprofit members:

Prickly Pear Land Trust, Helena
Gallatin Valley Land Trust, Bozeman
The Trust for Public Land, Bozeman
Flathead Land Trust, Kalispell
Montana Land Reliance, Helena
Five Valleys Land Trust, Missoula
Bitter Root Land Trust, Hamilton
The Conservation Fund, Missoula
Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, Missoula
The Vital Ground Foundation, Missoula
The Nature Conservancy of Montana, Helena
Clark Fork-Pend Oreille Conservancy, Sandpoint

The 12 land trusts work with private landowners to obtain conservation easements that maintain working farms and ranches, protect water quality, protect wildlife habitat, preserve open lands and retain the values that make Montana such an attractive place to live, work and recreate.

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