The Montana Grazing Lands Conservation Initiative (GLCI) is a grassroots voluntary effort to enhance private grazing lands.
Approximately 70 percent of Montana is made up of rangeland and pasturelands, making grazing lands Montana's largest natural resource. In Montana alone, there are more than 40 million acres of privately owned grazing lands.
State grazing lands coalitions promote voluntary technical assistance to landowners and managers, as well as an increased emphasis on grazing land research and education. The Montana GLCI identifies priority issues, finds solutions, and works to effect change on private grazing land.
Private Grazing Lands Produce Multiple Benefits
Purpose
- Strengthen Partnerships
- Promote Voluntary Actions
- Respect Private Property Rights
- Encourage Diversification to Achieve Multiple Benefits
- Emphasize Training, Education, and Increase Public Awareness
Cowboy Up with Conservation. It Can Save Your Grass.
Learn more about GLCI and receive a grazing lands conservation packet. Please include your full name, street address, city, state, and zip code. You can also request a packet by mailing the same information to:
Montana Grazing Lands Conservation Initiative
P.O. Box 425
Bozeman, MT 59771-0425
It's easy. It's important. And it's free.
Information About Montana GLCI
Montana GLCI Projects and Activities
Montana GLCI Funding Opportunities
Contact
Kirt Walstad, State Rangeland Management Specialist and Montana GLCI Co-Coordinator
10 East Babcock Street
Federal Building, Room 443
Bozeman, MT 59715
Phone: 406-587-6782
E-mail: Kirt Walstad
