Our mission is to leverage our science leadership through partnerships
to link vital wildlife habitat within the U.S. Northern Rockies.

Bighorn Sheep in the Northern Continental Divide Ecosystem. Photo courtesy of Phil Knight.

Since 1978, we have been using science, respectful advocacy and community engagement to pursue connected habitats for healthy populations of Rocky Mountain wildlife. The focus of our work—identifying and conserving critical wildlife corridors and habitat connectivity—is grounded in conservation biology.

Based in Bozeman, Montana, our staff puts our mission into action through our Corridors of Life, Safe Passages and Community GIS Services programs. Working in partnership with conservation organizations, state and federal agencies, county planners and citizens, we are creating an environment for wildlife to survive and thrive in the U.S. Northern Rockies.