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In The News | Bitter Root Land Trust

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Tour of the Bitterroot. Land Trust hosts bike ride fundraiser Sunday July 17, 2016. Passing the torch: conservation easement helps transfer ag land to a new generation. Saving trees, growing lives: Hamilton Christian Academy students participate in service learning project. Ravalli County Fish and Wildlife Association donates $8,000 to Bitter Root Land Trust. Open Lands Bond Program to celebrate 10th year of existence. Promises Kept: Corvallis family places farm in conservation. Bitter Root Land Trust Ap...

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Bitter Root Land Trust

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Tour of the Bitterroot. In addition to the hundreds of people who support the Bitter Root Land Trust, we are honored to have many local and regional businesses as members who support our efforts to protect water resources, wildlife habitat, farm and ranchland, and scenic areas. 406375.0956 170 S. 2nd Street, Suite B, PO Box 1806, Hamilton, MT, 59840. Site: Big Red Barn Design.

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Volunteer Opportunities | Bitter Root Land Trust

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Tour of the Bitterroot. The Bitter Root Land Trust would be. Nothing without its volunteers. The Board of Directors, all volunteers, run the Land Trust with the help of our staff. In addition to our group volunteer activities, we would love to have your help on any of the following:. Do you enjoy working in a busy office? You can join our productive team and help with mailings, special projects, or occasionally covering the office. Do you want to help the Bitter Root Land Trust raise funds?

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Stewardship | Bitter Root Land Trust

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Tour of the Bitterroot. 406375.0956 170 S. 2nd Street, Suite B, PO Box 1806, Hamilton, MT, 59840. Site: Big Red Barn Design.

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Conservation Options | Bitter Root Land Trust

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Tour of the Bitterroot. A conservation easement is the use of a private property right to create a voluntary, permanent agreement between a landowner and a land trust to protect certain natural features such as:. Bull; working farms and ranches • wildlife habitat • scenic views and open space. The Bitter Root Land Trust works with current and future landowners to ensure the vision put forth in the conservation easement is adhered to in perpetuity. Conservation easements may be purchased or donated. I...

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Support The Endowment | Bitter Root Land Trust

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Tour of the Bitterroot. Endowment funds are a transfer of money to an institution or organization that uses the income to meet ongoing expenses, fund capital improvements or pay for special projects, such as, in the case of the Land Trust, the acquisition of voluntary conservation agreements. Spending the income from an endowment is restricted to the purposes of the fund. For more information on the Bitter Root Land Trust Endowment Fund contact your financial advisor or:. 172 Golf Course Rd.

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Frequently Asked Questions | Bitter Root Land Trust

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Tour of the Bitterroot. What do land trusts do? What exactly is a conservation easement? Why would a farmer or rancher agree to a conservation easement? Do landowners surrender any private property rights through signing a conservation easement? If a conservation easement is placed on a ranch, are the cattle and irrigation systems removed from the land? Is there a reduction in local property taxes for conservation easements? Why is the easement in perpetuity? How can I support the BRLT? A: Land trusts wo...

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Board and Staff I Bitter Root Land Trust

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Tour of the Bitterroot. 406375.0956 170 S. 2nd Street, Suite B, PO Box 1806, Hamilton, MT, 59840. Site: Big Red Barn Design.

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Travelers For Open Land | Stories and Updates: June 2015

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Travelers For Open Land Stories and Updates. Tuesday, June 30, 2015. Montana Open Land Month Begins July 1. Montana Open Land Month kicks off on July 1. Thanks to Eric Ian for this great (brief) introductory video to what Montana Open Land Month is all about. Https:/ www.youtube.com/watch? Travelers for open land. Land Trusts Talk LWCF With Senator Steve Daines. Http:/ www.bozemandailychronicle.com/…/article 275ec22e-60e…. Travelers for open land. Thursday, June 25, 2015. Travelers for open land. Tickets...