Center for Large Landscape Conservation

A nonprofit organization

Conserving Life on Earth by Connecting our Fragmented Natural World

Habitat fragmentation… climate change… unchecked development… These changes threaten the wellbeing of the wildlife and humans who share planet Earth. 

Parks and other protected natural areas are essential, but what happens when development increases between them? Roads, buildings, fences, and other barriers prevent wildlife from roaming freely and disrupt the natural cycles people and animals alike rely on for food, clean air, and fresh water. 

But innovative solutions exist, and we can employ them before it’s too late.

What is the Center for Large Landscape Conservation?

The Center for Large Landscape Conservation offers science, policy, and network-building expertise to communities worldwide, strategically connecting ideas, individuals, and institutions for a critical purpose: to conserve Earth’s vital large landscapes. We serve as a “hub” of a growing global movement to reverse landscape fragmentation, protect biodiversity, and restore nature’s resilience to climate change.

What We Do

Working in partnership with local communities, the Center helps to:

  • Identify threats and prioritize effective science- and policy-based solutions
  • Launch climate adaptation initiatives
  • Conserve critical wildlife habitat and historical migration routes for wide-ranging animals
  • Develop wildlife road crossings that save lives and reduce costs long-term

With your help, we can make a difference for our planet and for our future. Thank you for your support!

Organization Data

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Organization name

Center for Large Landscape Conservation

Tax id (EIN)

27-1226829

Address

PO BOX 1587
BOZEMAN, MT 59771

Phone

406 586 8082

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