Montana Grazing Lands Conservation Initiative
Cowboy Up with Conservation.
Request A Grazing Lands Conservation Packet
Path to Eden
The Grazing Lands Conservation Initiative partnered in the production of Path to Eden, a beautiful and
informative DVD. Path to Eden provides insight about neighboring and the
responsibilities of landownership for new landowners or those considering buying
property in Montana. Request a DVD and find more information about the project
at The Path to Eden: Landowner DVD web
site.
 The Montana Grazing Lands Conservation Initiative (GLCI) is a
grass-roots 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 GLCI 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
Information About Montana GLCI
Coordinator
Jon Siddoway, Partnership Grazing Lands Coordinator
10 East Babcock Street
Federal Building, Room 443
Bozeman, MT 59715
Phone: 406-587-6790
Fax: 406-587-6761
Email: Jon Siddoway
Last Modified:
01/08/2008
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