We’re Hiring: Stewardship Coordinator

We’re Hiring: Stewardship Coordinator Sagebrush Steppe Land Trust is seeking a Stewardship Coordinator to help care for and protect our conservation properties and preserves. This position plays an important role in monitoring conservation easements, maintaining and enhancing wildlife habitat, managing preserves and working with landowners and partners to support

Join us Dec. 5 for our annual Holiday Party

Join us Dec. 5 for our annual Holiday Party & Fundraiser CLICK HERE TO BUY TICKETS Join us Dec. 5 for Sagebrush Steppe Land Trust’s annual Holiday Party & Fundraiser! Let’s celebrate another year of protecting the places we love here in Southeast Idaho. Enjoy dinner and drinks, bid

Meet our newest board member

Meet our newest board member Annette Herman brings extensive experience in organizational leadership, governance, and partnership-building to Sagebrush Steppe Land Trust’s board of directors.  “The only way meaningful things happen is by a group of well-intended people coming together to strive toward a common objective, and that’s what I

How beavers brought Birch Creek back to life

How beavers brought Birch Creek back to life  After years of effort, a Preston-area rancher shows how beavers can transform a struggling stream into thriving habitat When Jay Wilde returned to his family’s ranch as an adult, he was dismayed to see it wasn’t as he remembered — Birch

Land conservation and economic vitality go hand-in-hand, new study finds

Land conservation and economic vitality go hand-in-hand, new study finds Idaho land trusts help sustain jobs, rural economies, family farms and ranches, recreation opportunities and the quality of life that makes Idaho special. BOISE — Land conservation and economic vitality go hand in hand, according to a new report