The Baden Easement
285 acres
Prime agricultural soils and elk winter range conserved; scenic viewshed from Highway 191
The Baker Easement
181 acres
Scenic entrance corridor to Bozeman along I-90. Timbered slopes with meadows and riparian habitat.
The Ballantyne Easement
110 acres
One half mile of Yellowstone River frontage with highly visible hay meadows and cottonwood stands along Highway 89 in Paradise Valley.
The Bartlo Easement
141 acres
Protects fisheries of Camp Creek and Baker Creek near the Gallatin River. Includes floodplain meadows, riparian corridors and cottonwood stands.
The Black Butte Ranch Easement
450 acres
The striking natural beauty of this historic ranch provides irreplacable habitat for threatened species and an undeveloped entrance to Yellowstone Park and the Gallatin Canyon along Highway 191.
The Bolhuis North Easement
262 acres
Protects some of the most fertile agricultural soils in the Gallatin Valley and an important historic family farm.
The Bolhuis South Easement
354 acres
Protects some of the most fertile agricultural soils in the Gallatin Valley and an important historic family farm.
The Bridger Peaks Homeowners Easement
640 acres
Forested slopes and productive hay meadows providing important winter range for elk and moose.
The Brownell Easement
1572 acres
Maintains agricultural usage of this historic ranch that lies between Dry Creek and the Horseshoe Hills.
The Brutger Easement
4 acres
Adjacent to Malcolm property. Protects agricultural lands and streamside habitat along the Yellowstone River.
The Cameron/Caughlan Easement
160 acres
Maintains agricultural use of historic Thomas Reese homestead with hay and small grain production. Also protects marsh and riparian habitat.
The Chadwick Easement
52 acres
Maintains open space and wildlife habitat at the entrance to Hyalite Canyon.
The Chisholm Easement
80 acres
Protects productive agricultural land adjacent to the Happel and Lien easements.
The Cook Easement
585 acres
Maintains livestock grazing and protects wildlife in the foothills of the Crazy Mountains.
The Cowan & Skinner Ranch Easement
956 acres
Conserves important agricultural land, scenic open space, wildlife habitat, and over three miles of riparian habitat along the East Gallatin River and Ben Hart and Story Creeks in the heart of the Gallatin Valley.
The Crawford Easement
320 acres
Combines wetland and scrubland protection along the East Gallatin River while maintaining agricultural use of the land with hay and small grain production. Composed of two separate, contiguous easements of 160 .
The DeHaan East Easement
4046 acres
Protects nearly 16 square miles of prime farm and ranch land located between the Horseshoe Hills and the Bridger Mountains.
The DeHaan River Easement
399 acres
Protects critical riparian habitat and scenic open space along two miles of the East Gallatin River and Smith Creek
The DeHaan West Easement
6011 acres
Protects nearly 16 square miles of prime farm and ranch land located between the Horseshoe Hills and the Bridger Mountains.
The Dyk Easement
280 acres
Protects some of the most fertile agricultural soils in the Gallatin Valley and an important historic family farm.
The Eck Easement
4 acres
Protects Bozeman Creek stream corridor and provides for future construction of a public trail.
The End Easement
100 acres
Conserves more than 1.5 miles of the East Gallatin and Story Creek, including critical riparian habitat.
The Fay Easement
50 acres
A working farm, the Rocky Creek Farm has operated a family-run, pick-your-own business for over 25 years. Provides important protection for river habitat.
The Goering Easement
140 acres
Maintains a small farming operation while protecting wildlife habitat along the western foothills of the Bridger Range.
The Green Easement
127 acres
This key parcel in the lower Bridger Canyon protects open space, maintains agricultural use of the land and preserves important wildlife habitat along Bridger Creek.
The Hanes Easement
158 acres
Protects productive wetlands, aspen groves, and hay meadows along Reese Creek.
The Hanes Easement
78 acres
Protects productive wetlands, aspen groves, and hay meadows along Reese Creek.
The Happel Easement
38 acres
Maintains agricultural use of the land and open space adjacent to the Lien easement property.
The Hargrove Easement
800 acres
In the foothills of the Madison Range, this easement protects elk, deer, bear, wolf, and cat habitat, along with a hillside visible from nearly everywhere in the Gallatin Valley.
The Harris Easement
46 acres
Important wildlife habitat and scenic corridor at the entrance to Gallatin Canyon.
The Hinckley Easement
18 acres
Conserves a very scenic open hay meadow and riparian habitat along Hyalite Creek.
The Hoffman Easement
160 acres
Prime agricultural soils conserved, scenic viewshed from Sourdough Road
The Howe Easement
30 acres
Protects important scenic and agricultural resources near the Yellowstone River.
The Kennedy Easement
277 acres
Protects over 1.5 miles of the Gallatin River, important cottonwood forest habitat for deer and birds, and a working family farm.
The Lien Easement
70 acres
This historic Huffine farm maintains agricultural use of the land and protects open space located next to Happel property.
The MacInnes Easement
276 acres
Protects timbered slopes and meadows which provide year round public access to recreational activities in the upper Bridger Canyon. Includes Bohart Ranch cross-country ski center.
The Madden Easement
190 acres
Conserves agricultural land, wildlife habitat, winter range, and 1/4 mile of riparian habitat along Ross Creek.
The Malcolm Easement
106 acres
Protects hay fields, meadows, and riparian habitat along the Yellowstone River, adjacent to Brutger property.
The Mast Easement
473 acres
Scenic vistas and important wildlife habitat are preserved on the historic Mast Ranch in Bridger Canyon.
The McLeod Easement
1226 acres
An active ranch in the Shields River Valley with important wildlife habitat that borders federal lands.
The McLeod Easement
1934 acres
An active ranch in the Shields River Valley with important wildlife habitat that borders federal lands.
The Montagne Easement
15 acres
Timbered slopes and meadowlands with excellent habitat for wildlife bordering National Forest land.
The Morton Easement
158 acres
Protects timbered slopes and meadowlands on the east side of Green Mountain.
The Morton Easement
93 acres
Protects timbered slopes and meadowlands on the east side of Green Mountain.
The Murphy's Ox Yoke Ranch Easement
190 acres
Conserves agricultural land and scenic open space including one mile of the Yellowstone River near Emigrant.
The Oyler Easement
590 acres
Nearly 2 miles of the Gallatin River, wetlands, and riparian habitat conserved, and public access provided on over 250 acres east of the river, providing access to an additional 480 acres of previously landlocked state land.
The Paoli Easement
18 acres
Located in Paradise Valley on the Yellowstone River, easement lies adjacent to the Loch Leven fishing access.
The Pessl Easement
220 acres
South of Big Sky, this easement conserves elk summer and winter range, bear habitat, and the scenic viewshed.
The Piper Easement
265 acres
Important wildlife habitat and scenic corridor for Interstate 90 travelers near Bear Canyon and Moffit Gulch.
The Prager Easement
640 acres
With a ridgeline visible from the Shields Valley, this easement protects scenic and historic resources along with important deer and elk habitat.
The Rieschel Easement
320 acres
Conserves over two miles of the East Gallatin River and protects the surrounding wetlands and bird habitat from development.
The Saarel I Easement
60 acres
Important wildlife habitat and scenic area near Bozeman Pass.
The Saarel II Easement
120 acres
Important wildlife habitat and scenic area near Bozeman Pass.
The Schaplow Easement
294 acres
A productive farm with important elk winter range and wildlife habitat, adjoining public land.
The Schleuter Easement
170 acres
Located 1/2 mile from Gallatin National Forest and one mile from the Lee Metcalf Wilderness, this easement is home to moose, lynx, and grizzly, and provides trail access for Lone Mountain Ranch.
The Schmidt Easement
1240 acres
Significant wildlife habitat conserved; protects view of Bozeman Pass from Bozeman and I-90; part of a larger conservation project that will result in an additional 800 conveyed to the U.S. Forest Service
The Schwaller Easement
22 acres
Protects widlife travel corridro and provides for future construction of a public trail.
The Senska Easement
2 acres
Provides public access and protects wildlife habitat along Bozeman Creek.
The Sievert Easement
160 acres
Conserves very productive soils for agricultural use and protects valuable mule deer winter range along Cannon Creek near Mt. Ellis.
The Sinnema-Flikkema Easement
1320 acres
Protects prime agricultural soils and a working family farm.
The Smith Easement
30 acres
One half-mile of West Gallatin River frontage as well as a wet meadow and cottonwood grove.
The Summit View Easement
364 acres
Protects high mountain meadows and wildlife habitat near the Lee Metcalf Wilderness Area.
The Talbot Easement
31 acres
This private inholding contains a scenic meadow along the Gallatin River and Highway 191 and is surrounded by the Gallatin National Forest.
The Trapper's Cabin Easement
610 acres
Abuts national forest and wilderness area and protects a migration route for wildlife and habitat for grizzly bear, elk moose, and wolves in the Taylor Fork drainage.
The Tuckerman Easement
40 acres
Conserves an open hay meadow and one quarter-mile of riparian habitat along Wilson Creek.
The Tyler/Weed Easement
160 acres
Conserves agricultural land that supports a lamb and wool business and scenic open space that
The Van Zandt Easement
194 acres
Historic mining district in the eastern foothills of the Tobacco Root Mountains with sagebrush-covered ridges and forested slopes.
The Vick Easement
12 acres
Preserves riparian habitat, elk winter range, and a wildlife travel corridor along the West Gallatin River at the entrance to Big Sky.
The Visser Easement
901 acres
Prime agricultural soils conserved; scenic viewshed from Norris Road
The Wolny Easement
662 acres
Protects pastureland, elk habitat, and a scenic and highly visible hillside at the entrance to South Cottonwood Canyon.