Montana moves to conserve 48,000 acres of private timberland via easement

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Montana officials are pursuing a conservation easement covering nearly 48,000 acres of private timberland in the state. The proposed agreement would prevent future development on the land while still allowing timber operations to continue. Key goals of the initiative include protecting wildlife habitats and keeping the area open for public recreational use. The project is backed by a multimillion-dollar funding plan involving multiple state and federal partners. Authorities are currently seeking public input before a final decision is made.

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