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Chris Edgington on relationships, watersheds & traditional access for all

Where do you live? I live in Dillon, Montana. Where do you work or what is your profession? I am the Jefferson Watershed Project Manager...

Gary Giem on the legacy of agriculture, listening & canoe racing

Hear from Gary Giem, rancher and Chairman of the Ruby Valley Conservation District, on the legacy of agriculture, listening & canoe racing.

Offering a Vision for Managing the Ruby Watershed

After years of tough conversation, the Ruby Valley Strategic Alliance is excited to release its Ruby Watershed Management Strategy.

Neil Barnosky on credibility, intention & stick-to-it-ness

Hear from Neil Barnosky, local rancher and community member, on credibility, intention, and stick-to-it-ness.

Nathan Korb on healthy rivers, complexity & a path forward

Hear from Nathan Korb, Freshwater Director for The Nature Conservancy in Montana, and one of the original members of the RVSA.

Rick Sandru on tough conversations, collaboration & keeping working ranches viable

Hear from Rick Sandru, founder of the RVSA, on tough conservations, collaboration & keeping working ranches viable.

Working Together to Secure Fishing Access

It’s May in the Ruby Valley. The first welcoming signs of spring have already begun to show themselves like old friends stopping by...

A Victory for Montana’s Water Users

In Southwest Montana, water is the life-giving force that ties people, wildlife, and land together.

Finding Solutions to Wildlife Conflict

Over the course of a year, the RVSA discussed the challenges faced by landowners and the conservation values at stake.

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