Today we’re digging into a deceptively simple tool with big impacts on water and soil health: rock weirs. Rancher and Working

“Be community-oriented.”  Kim Kerns, a sheep rancher from Oregon, clarified her first rule of range riding early on a windy Thursday

A key step to creating housing density in the Taos Valley: Engaging locals in conversations about what it means to

Thomas Herefords of Gold Creek accepted the 2025 Montana Leopold Conservation Award® during the 106th Montana Fam Bureau Annual Convention.

California’s recent decision to remove four members of a wolf pack near Lake Tahoe sparked national attention - but the

I am conflicted about scenery. ‘The view’ complicates life, and conservation, in Missoula, Montana’s North Hills, where I grew up. I

A decades-long boom has permanently reshaped Colorado. Along the Front Range, cities from Fort Collins to Colorado Springs have merged

Plop!  Big mammals poop. They poop a lot. Cattle poop up to a dozen times a day. Horses? Up to 15

Only 7% of philanthropic dollars goes toward rural America, and our guest today is working to change that.   Today our CEO

The tamarisk is a gritty survivor, a tenacious shrub that evolved in the steppes of central Asia in dry conditions

Landscape fragmentation and development can be combatted with private conservation The Lesser Prairie-Chicken Landowner Alliance (LPCLA) acknowledged today that America is

The American West is changing fast, and one of the biggest forces shaping that change is development. Sprawl - those