| Currently available conservation easement ranch properties for sale
For more information on conservation easements and the benefits they provide to ranch owners please refer to the conservation organization links provided on this page.
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For an informative summary of what constitutes a conservation easement, please refer to the Nature Conservancy's informative description. |
Please contact these fine organizations for more information on conserving the western ranching lifestyle and open spaces.
Land Stewardship Associates LLC (LSA) A highly qualified team of natural resource experts who, after many years of service in government now provide natural resource and land management assessments and strategies, reservoir and pond feasibility studies, forest stewardship plans, wildfire hazard, mitigation and protection plans, fire effects assessments, reclamation and restoration, breached dam and pond reclamation, and a host of other land related  services.
The Nature Conservancy works with landowners to safeguard native plants and animals and their habitats. Landowners work with TNC to create conservation easements -- a voluntary, permanent agreement conveying a portion of their development rights. The landowner retains ownership while realizing significant tax benefits, and is better able to keep family land intact for future generations. They also acquire important habitat, either by purchase or donation, and then provide stewardship according to a scientifically developed plan. Land acquisition projects encourage visitors and, in most cases, accommodate traditional land uses such as livestock grazing.
The Wyoming Stock Growers Agricultural Land Trust (WSGALT) is dedicated to ensuring the continuation of economically viable and agriculturally sustainable Wyoming farms and ranches and to help conserve natural habitats and open spaces for the benefit of agricultural producers and the community.
The Green River Valley Land Trust 
The Mission of the Green River Valley Land Trust is to assist landowning families of the area in the conservation of agricultural and ranch and natural lands, to protect open spaces, watersheds, wildlife habitat and other ecological values for the benefit of today’s inhabitants and as a legacy for future generations.
Yampa Valley Land Trust Northwest Colorado's non-profit, land conservation organization. Dedicated to the conservation of natural, scenic, agricultural, historic and open land resources throughout the region.
Intermountain Aquatics, Inc. An environmental consulting & habitat restoration firm.
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