Natural Resources Defense Council

The Property and Environment Research Center (PERC) in Bozeman, MT, is a national leader in market solutions for conservation, focusing on how aligning incentives with environmental stewardship can lead to sustainable outcomes for land, water, and wildlife. PERC explores innovative approaches across various areas including wildlife management, public land use, and water conservation to address pressing environmental challenges. Through research, law policy reform, and an innovation lab, PERC aims to create impactful strategies that enhance conservation efforts while reducing regulatory burdens. The center advocates for practical solutions that reconcile economic interests with ecological sustainability, fostering a collaborative approach to conserving natural resources. Generated from the website

The Center for Large Landscape Conservation, based in Bozeman, MT, is a pivotal organization dedicated to reversing the fragmentation of Earth's landscapes and enhancing nature's resilience to climate change. By collaborating with experts, practitioners, and local communities, the center fosters a global movement aimed at reconnecting natural areas to sustain biodiversity and ecosystem health. Engaging in community resilience, scientific research, policy advocacy, and mentorship, the center supports over 2,000 community-based conservation efforts. Their work emphasizes the importance of connectivity in maintaining healthy ecosystems essential for human survival and the well-being of wildlife populations. Generated from the website

The Corporation for the Northern Rockies, based in Livingston, MT, is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting regenerative agriculture practices and preserving the natural beauty of the region. Through innovative management strategies, they aim to reawaken natural processes, improve soil health, enhance water cycling, and encourage biodiversity, all while supporting the economic resilience of ranchers. With a focus on leaving a healthier landscape for future generations, they work towards restoring diverse fish and wildlife habitats, rejuvenating streams and waterways, and rebuilding the local food economy. Since 1994, the Corporation for the Northern Rockies has been working with ranchers, businesses, and organizations to balance the health of soil, water, climate, and wildlife habitat. Their efforts have resulted in over 1.5 million acres of regenerative stewardship, making a positive impact on the community and soil health. By connecting ranchers with educational opportunities, global value-added markets, and a peer-to-peer network, they strive to create a regenerative community that supports ecological health, economic prosperity, and community well-being.Generated from the website