Montana Family Permanently Protects 57-Acre Stillwater River Wildlife Habitat

A Montana family has placed 57 acres of riverfront land along the Stillwater River under permanent conservation protection. The initiative aims to preserve critical wildlife habitat in the region. Camera traps installed on the property have recorded a wide range of species, including bears and wolves. The protected land now forms part of a larger network of conserved open spaces in the area. The move ensures the land remains undeveloped and accessible to wildlife for future generations.