Nonprofit Directory / Northern Rockies
The Wilderness Land Trust
The Wilderness Land Trust is the only national conservation organization solely dedicated to purchasing privately owned lands within designated and proposed wilderness areas to remove land management conflicts.
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- CDT - Idaho & Montana Section
The record
- Headquarters
- Helena, MT
- Website
- wildernesslandtrust.org
- Focus
- Land Conservation, Wildlife Biodiversity
- Bioregion
- Northern Rockies
- State
- Montana
Nearby organizations
- Wild Montana0 miles away
- Prickly Pear Land Trust0 miles away
- Montana Audubon1 miles away
- Montana Land Reliance2 miles away
- Montana Association Of Conservation Districts2 miles away
- Wildlife Ecology Institute6 miles away
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- AFFTA Fisheries FundBozeman, MT
- AMANZI – Water to Schools, Inc.Jackson, WY
- American Prairie ReserveBozeman, MT
- Atlas Cultural FoundationBozeman, MT
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- 2DegreesCBellingham, WA
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- 350 TacomaTacoma, WA
- 3mjcPortersville, PA
Also in Montana
- Absaroka Beartooth Wilderness FoundationRed Lodge, MT
- Abundant MontanaHelena, MT
- Adventure ScientistsBozeman, MT
- Adventurers And Scientists For ConservationBozeman, MT
- AFFTA Fisheries FundBozeman, MT
- Alliance For The Wild Rockies IncMissoula, MT
- Alternative Energy Resources OrganizationHelena, MT
- American Prairie ReserveBozeman, MT
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