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Dates: April 24 & 25, 2019 Location: Hilton Garden Inn, Idaho Falls, Idaho (700 Lindsay Blvd) Themes: Working Lands, Ecological Connectivity, & Aspen Purpose: : The annual High Divide Collaborative Workshop brings together people working on and concerned about land… Continue Reading →
They say THE HIGH DIVIDE is the place where the world is cut in two. Then again, it may be where everything comes together. THE HIGH DIVIDE | OFFICIAL SCREENER from Grizzly Creek Films on Vimeo. Once upon a time,… Continue Reading →
HIGH DIVIDE COLLABORATIVE Forestry and Fire Working Group: Aspen Meeting March 22, 2019 9:30 am – 4:00 pm BLM Office, 1005 Selway Drive, Dillon, MT Purpose: To share knowledge around Aspen restoration in the HighDivide region and determine how this… Continue Reading →
“Our analysis reveals that conservation easements, though only a small part of the regional land base, contribute substantially to land- scape-scale representation of ecosystems and provide complementary conservation value to public land at the regional scale, even wherepublic lands dominate… Continue Reading →
Dates: April 18 & 19, 2018 Location: Lewis & Clark Conference Room, University of Montana Western, Dillon, MT Workshop Title: Drought Resilience – Forests and Fire – Wildlife Connectivity & Conflict Reduction Workshop Goals 1 – Continue our process for High… Continue Reading →
Our fifth annual Celebration of Community and Conservation in the High Divide will take place in the Pioneer Mountains northwest of Dillon, Montana, on Tuesday, September 19, 2017. Be sure to join us. We will be celebrating the High Divide Collaborative’s community-grounded approach to conservation that is resulting… Continue Reading →
High Divide Collaborative Coordinating Committee This committee represents the many sectors and regions of the High Divide and is charged with guiding the progress of the High Divide Collaborative. The High Divide Collaborative Coordinating Committee Members: Private Landowners, Ranchers Merrill… Continue Reading →
Ranchlands – Recreation – Forests WHEN: April 2017 WHERE: Dillon, Montana at University of Montana Western We brought together some 100 stakeholders for the High Divide Collaborative workshops that focused on three goals that we had not yet explored in depth: ranchlands, recreation,… Continue Reading →
One of the shared priorities for the High Divide Collaborative is to conserve continental scale connectivity between large protected core areas for wide-ranging wildlife like pronghorn, elk, moose, lynx, and wolverine. To this extent we have started collaborating with Idaho… Continue Reading →