Pristine Montana Property Receives Protection
Wednesday, 20 January 2021
by Cami
In the final hours of 2020, a conservation agreement was established to protect 44 acres of rich wildlife habitat at the confluence of two rivers in the Bull River Valley. The partnership between a private land-owner and Kaniksu Land Trust helps to preserve the scenic rural nature and astonishing mountain views of the river corridor,
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Thorell Conservation Project
Friday, 10 January 2020
by Cami
As January snows quietly blanket the tall pines and alder thickets of their Pack River home, Lenny and Carole Thorell take comfort in the knowledge that their special corner of the world will remain as it is for a very long time. The Thorells recently entered into a voluntary conservation partnership with Kaniksu Land Trust
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MCC at Judy’s Place
Tuesday, 17 July 2018
by Cami
Over the last year KLT has been working to complete access improvements at “Judy’s Place” at 75 acre preserve near Clark Fork that was acquired through grant funding in 2016 to protect important wildlife habitat and provide a place for school groups and the general public to engage with the natural world. A new parking lot has been built and
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The Manning Buffer
Thursday, 12 July 2018
by Keokee
When LE Krause moved with his family to Sandpoint in the 1930s, the landscape looked much different. But LE’s penchant for fresh air and dirt was just as strong as it is for the youth of today. LE’s earliest memories are of frolicking in the forest through the endless days of summer, and of sitting
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Underwood Property
Thursday, 12 July 2018
by Keokee
When John and Gail Underwood stumbled upon their dream property near Hope in 1965 they knew the forested acreage was a special place. Now permanently protected by a conservation agreement with KLT, it will always serve as a working forest while providing homes to animals large and small. The unmistakable rectangular holes drilled into the trunks
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