“I’ve got 5 volunteers moving my cows this morning - only 2 of them are related,” texted rancher and WLA

While the prospects for passing a renewed farm bill in 2024 are increasingly dim, important policy direction is taking shape

Wickens Salt Creek Ranch of Hilger has been selected as the recipient of the 2024 Montana Leopold Conservation Award®. The

Extreme heat warnings are in effect for much of the United States this weekend, and record-breaking heatwaves have become increasingly

On June 28th, Western Landowners Alliance convened the second webinar in our ongoing Summer Water Webinar Series. The program covered

North America’s largest carnivores are in the midst of dramatic comebacks in the lower 48. Reintroduction and natural dispersal have

Imagine Westerners waking up one morning only to discover that many of their most cherished wetlands have dried up, gone.

Pat O’Toole was a leading voice in the West for both agriculture and conservation. With Pat’s passing in February of

When conversations turn to water in the West, it’s often about surface water, especially in relation to the challenges facing

On May 31st, Western Landowners Alliance hosted a panel of ranchers and researchers for a presentation about how flood irrigation

State and Tribal negotiators are hashing out proposals for management of the Colorado River that will Kick in in 2026.

Forest health collaboratives are using fire to steward healthy headwaters across public and private land. That hard work flows downstream