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Montana Family Places 57-Acre Stillwater River Land Under Permanent Protection

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The Rooney family has established a conservation easement on their 57-acre property in Montana, permanently safeguarding it from subdivision or development. The agreement preserves a diverse range of habitats on the land and supports multiple wildlife species. The family's longstanding personal connection to the property was a key factor in their decision to pursue conservation. The easement allows the land to continue functioning as a working property while ensuring its natural character is maintained for future generations.

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