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PEOPLEFROM THE DIRECTOR
The future success of GVLT and our mission of conservation and trails
relies on a community of individuals who are committed to protecting
this place. The investments we’re making today to connect people to the
land lays the foundation for our work twenty, thirty, forty years from now.
The community will need tools, resources, and a shared set of values to carry
on this incredible legacy of conservation. That’s why this year we’ve focused
on cultivating a robust conservation ethic and a shared responsibility for
our open lands and our trails as our community grows.
Dear friends:
Putting together our annual report is always a gift. It gives us the chance to reflect on how fortunate we are to live and play in this wonderful community. This past year, our GVLT friends and family turned out in so many ways -- providing necessary funds, volunteering on the trails, and getting out the vote on the incredibly important Open Lands Levy. Our accomplishments this year were truly amazing and we couldn’t have done any of it without you. Thank you.
All of us share a love of this place. The Gallatin Valley is like no other, and because of that, we all want it to shine. We all want to preserve the things that make it special -- the rich agricultural heritage, abundant wildlife, and beautiful trail system.
In these tumultuous times, working together is what matters. Reaching across fence lines – that’s what makes this work possible. That’s what will keep this Valley, this community, what it is.
On behalf of all of us at GVLT, thank you for being a part of this marvel.
Warmly,
We believe an important part of creating a shared conservation ethic for the future is developing the next generation of conservation leaders. Our NextGen Advisory Board members are passionate ambassadors for GVLT to
their peers, connecting their quality of life to our mission. They also provide us with an opportunity to listen and learn from new and diverse perspectives to ensure that our work remains relevant to future generations.
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Connecting to our Agricultural Heritage
This year’s Conservation Easement Tour was hosted in partnership with the Gallatin History Museum. 150 individuals visited two conserved properties to learn about the rich agricultural heritage that is protected with the land. By connecting our community to its past, we’re creating a will to conserve it for the future.
Developing the Next Generation of Leaders
Guests gather for a tour of the Tyler/ Weed Conservation Easement near Reese Creek.
The 2018 NextGen Advisory Board at GVLT’s headquarters.
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Encouraging Exploration & Discovery Outdoors
Trails are places for community and connection. Our 36 Discovery Walks invited the community to explore and discover the many ways to enjoy and experience the outdoors. From bird watching and history to bugs and meditation, we hosted 410 individuals and helped expand the idea of what it means to be outside and who can benefit. Our partnership with Montana Outdoor Science School and Roots Family Collaborative encouraged families and young children to spend time with nature.
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Promoting Trail Etiquette & Care: Trail Projects & Trail Ambassadors
The trails are busier than ever. Our volunteer Trail Ambassadors share resources and promote good trail behavior with friendly peer-to-peer encouragement. Hundreds of volunteers from school groups to businesses joined us on the trails for maintenance and lessons in trail stewardship practices. Our volunteer program is building a sense of shared responsibility and ownership of our public trails.
2,714VOLUNTEER HOURS
1,327VOLUNTEERS
Two hundred seventy-five 6th graders from Sacajawea Middle School volunteered to resurface portions of Peets Hill. MT Outdoor Science School taught orienteering on the ‘Summer Survival’ walk at the East Gallatin Recreation Area.
Sharing Resources & Empowering Landowners
We have built strong working partnerships with our 105 conservation easement landowners through our yearly monitoring visits. We connect our landowners with resources that allow them to effectively steward the habitat, water, soils, and views they protect. This year we partnered with 22 of our landowners to implement $140,000 of stewardship enhancement projects. This included facilitating the installation of a grazing management fence on 8.5 miles of stream banks to prevent erosion, promote vegetation restoration, and protect water quality. We educated 55 local students on stream health by planting 1,600 trees on conserved lands.
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Legacy Ranch Conservation Easement: 4,390 acres conserved in the Paradise Valley.
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Conserved Land
We partnered with local families to conserve highly productive agricultural land, wildlife habitat and sweeping scenic views on Gooch Hill and the rapidly developing Big Sky area.
“This easement is in honor of my mother who loved this land. She took joy at
turning to see every mountain range that surrounds the valley, of sitting in the
shade of the massive cottonwood groves that were fed by the mountain stream, of
gazing over the waves of grain, of seeing lush hay fields and cattle grazing. This
preserved land is to remind us of the productivity & beauty that open space gives.”
253 ACRESAgricultural open space conserved by the Dogterom Family.
Gooch Hill
549 ACRESFertile, legacy farmland protected by the Oliver Family.
Gooch Hill
10 ACRESHabitat added to the Pessl’s existing 190-acre easement.
Big Sky
For the past 28 years we’ve been protecting special places in
our region and expanding our community’s access to the
outdoors. This year was no exception; we’re not slowing down
on our work to safeguard the working farms and ranches,
wildlife habitat, healthy rivers and streams, scenic vistas,
connected trails, quiet spaces, and recreational opportunities
that define our landscape and our quality of life.
– D A P H N E G I L L A MCLICK ON PHOTOS TO LEARN MORE
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Completing the Main Street to the Mountains Vision
When Chris Boyd founded GVLT in 1990, he had a vision to connect Bozeman’s Main Street to the mountains, north and south. We made great progress since then but there had always been an elusive gap in the trail system between the Painted Hills Trail and Triple Tree Trail. After years and years of perseverance, GVLT finally secured the necessary trail easements to cross private and state land to complete the connection. Construction of 1.5 miles of new trail took place this summer and now our community can hike, ride, or run 8.2 miles from the Bozeman Public Library on Main Street to the top of the Triple Tree Trail in the Gallatin Range, all on a trail.
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Volunteers working on the construction of the new Painted Hills Connector Trail.Young bikers enjoy the new Painted Hills Connector Trail on opening day in September 2018.
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Facelift for the Gallagator Bridges
The decking and railings on the three bridges along the Gallagator Trail were old and in desperate need of repair. We partnered with the City of Bozeman to improve safety and viewing of the stream below by replacing the decking and railings. Did you know? Trail counters have shown that the Gallagator gets 800-1,000 trail users per day during certain parts of the year. The Gallagator is an old railway line that carried passengers, mail and cargo from Bozeman to Salesville (now Gallatin Gateway).
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Renewed Funding for the Gallatin County Open Lands Program
Since 2000 the Gallatin County Open Lands Program has provided critical funding to increase the pace of conservation and leverage local dollars to access additional funding. When the money from the program was fully allocated, GVLT led a coalition that put a request for renewed funding on the ballot. Thousands of community members joined the campaign to endorse, canvass, and
support the program and in June the levy passed with 62% of the vote. The levy guarantees critical funding to the Open Lands Program with $20 million over the next 15 years. With the rapid pace of development and a growing list of interested landowners, this funding ensures we can continue to secure conservation easements on working agricultural lands.
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GVLT staff and Bozeman Parks and Recreation Director Mitch Overton celebrate the opening of the repaired Gallagator Bridges.
STAFF & BOARD
We welcomed new faces to the staff and Board this year
including Matt Marcinek, Community Trails Program Manager
and Karin Boyd, Cathy Costakis and Dr. Tracy Fairbanks as
members of the Board of Directors.
BOARD
Mark KehkeChair
Jon CattonVice Chair
Meghann McKennaSecretary
Bill CochranTreasurer
Dotty BallantyneKarin BoydCathy CostakisSusan Dana
Mike ElligDr. Tracy FairbanksTodd GrahamKaty HoodSam JamesLawrie LiebermanSue PedersonWill PriceDenny RaffenspergerBob SandsWhitney Tilt
STAFF
Penelope PierceExecutive Director
Peter BrownStewardship Director
Lucas CainStewardship Manager
Dan CenterFinance Director & Project Manager
Kristin HowLands Project Manager
Matt MarcinekCommunity Trails Program Manager
Matt ParsonsAssociate Director
EJ PorthCommunications & Outreach Director
Laura PrindivillePhilanthropy Director
Brendan WeinerProgram Director
Matt Marcinek, Community Trails Program Manager.
PARTNERS
We have learned from experience that working together is what matters most. Our diverse partnerships are critical to the success of our mission. Thank you to all our partners.
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FINANCIAL REPORT
The Montana Community Foundation manages an additional endowment of $186,466 on behalf of GVLT.
MANAGEMENT & GENERAL
12%
FUNDRAISING 18%
EDUCATION8%
TRAILS22%
LANDS40%
Expenses by Program TOTAL EXPENSES FY18
$1,312,809
JULY 1, 2017 - JUNE 30, 2018
Revenues by Source TOTAL REVENUE FY18
$3,829,716
INVESTMENT INCOME
7%
CONTRIBUTIONS17%
GRANTS 10%
EVENTS8%
OTHER3%
BEQUEST 55%
GVLT received a generous bequest at the end of the fiscal year. Planned giving can help you leave a lasting legacy and make an incredible impact on the trails and open lands of the Gallatin Valley. We welcome you to have a conversation about planned giving to GVLT. Please contact Matt Parsons, [email protected].
Total Assets FY18 $6,404,221
CURRENT ASSETS & CASH$3,397,544
STEWARDSHIP FUND
$1,376,231
ENDOWMENT FUNDS
$1,630,446
BEQUEST
$25,000+: Anonymous • Kendeda Fund • Mysun Charitable Foundation • Park County Community Foundation • State of Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation - Landscape Scale Restoration Grant
$10,000 - $24,999: Anonymous • Dorothy Ballantyne • Gabbie Guzman & Dan Boyd • Rebekah & Chris Bunting • Marlys & Gene Cook • Cross Charitable Foundation •
Sharon & Howard Davis • James Family Charitable Foundation • Joan & James Shapiro Foundation • Kainz Family Foundation • Nan & Mark Kehke • Susan & John Mills •
State of Montana Recreational Trails Program • NRCS Regional Conservation Partnership Program • REI • Yucca & Gary Rieschel • Sally & Robert Sands • Tim Solso • Thoroughfare Foundation • Sally Uhlmann
$5,000 - $9,999: Karen & Scott Amero • Anonymous • Brenna Boyd & Wadii Boughedir • City of Bozeman • Elissa Brown & Graham Charles • Molly Love & Adrian Castelli • Bozeman Audi • Caroline Roy & Jasper Buchbauer • Cinnabar Foundation • Bill Cochran • Fitz Coker • Comfort Company • Community Food Co-op • Judy & David Cook • Page Dabney • Julia & Jim Davidson • Foundant Technologies • Richard Henry & Kathryn Hood Harjes Foundation • Kate Clayton & Joe Hogan • HomeBase Management LLC • Margaret & Gary Kachadurian • Carol & Sal Lalani • Sandy & Pat LaPointe • Bill Locke • Priscilla Wisner & Joseph McCarty • Jane & Thomas McKim • Mountain Sky Guest Ranch • Mountain Spring Ranch North Associates • George F. Ohrstrom • Nancy Mackinnon & David Perkins • Jacquie Persons • Diane & Cory Pulfrey • Reed Family Foundation • Lynn Rinehart • Tracy & Mike Schlauch • Mary & Robert Schumacher • Sara & Sam Schwerin • Molly Stratton • Sarah Helfrich & Creston Stewart • Deborah Van Dyke • Wisetail
$1,000 - $4,999: Allegra Marketing, Print & Mail • Anonymous • Carolina Guzman-Aspevig & Clyde Aspevig • Anne & Greg Avis • B Bar Ranch • Anne & Jim Banks •
Barnard Construction Co., Inc. • Big Sky Wind Drinkers • Big Sky Western Bank •
Diane & Richard Black • Shirley & Dick Blackwell • Sheri Blackwood • BNSF Railway • Bozeman Area Community Foundation • Bozeman Health • Vivian Bridaham Banta • Bradley Realty, Kate Bradley • Charles Brooks • Mary & Alan Brutger • Nell Buell •
Campbell Family Foundation • Jon Catton • CE Brehm Foundation • Wendy Cochran •
Jerome Coffey • Raine Coker • Janet Colombo • CommonFont • Jerome Cramer • Crazy Mountain Outdoor Company • Laura & Terry Cunningham • Susan & Andrew Dana •
Brenda & Swep Davis • Dee-O-Gee • Jackie & Scott Dehlendorf • Ileana Indreland & Michael Delaney • Sally & Josh Dickinson • Sandy Dodge • Jane Dubitzky • Becky & Mike Ellig • Elyse & Bill End • Engel & Volkers Montana Real Estate • Tracy Fairbanks • Paula Cleary & Paul Farrell • Signe & Don Farris • Firehole Ranch • Forever Fit •
Forthcoming Fund • Sarah & Tom Foster • Kristi & Robert Fox • Erin & Derek Gaasch • Gallatin Association of Realtors • Julie & Pete Geddes • Daphne & Con Gillam •
Barbara & Jerry Glickman • Frances & Todd Graham • Roni Zimmer & Bic Green •
Craig Groves • Sue & Jim Hamilton • Lucian Hand • CD & Hap Happel • Harold W. Sweatt Foundation • Janne & Bill Hayward • Colby Hall & Benjamin Heller • Elizabeth Wakeman Henderson Charitable Foundation • Debra & Jack Hensold • Laura & Andy Holloran • Patricia Ishiyama • Sam James • Minette & Wynn Jessup • Amy Webbink & Matt Jones • Jean & Alan Kahn • Rosemary & Kim Keating • Marisa Bueno & Robert Keith • Sarah Day & Ian Kirby • Danielle & Chris Kraus • Terry Kubat • Moira & Lawrie Lieberman • Marianne & Steve Liebmann • June & Tom Lowery • Richard Lyon • Susan & B. Lee Mallory • Anne & Middleton Martin • Sunny & Doug Mavor • Dalton &
DONORS DONORS
Brian McCurdy • McDowell Foundation • Bill McGrail • Thomas McGrail • Tricia & John McKenna • Meghann McKenna • Joshua J. Meyer • The Millmont Foundation •
Dwight Minton • Cathy & Foster Mobley • Iris Model • Montana Ale Works • Montana Association of Land Trusts • Montana Conservation District • Montucky Cold Snacks •
Anthea George & Bill Muhlenfeld • Karen & Chris Murphy • Mystery Ranch • New York Life • Next Frontier Capital • Northwestern Energy • Oboz • Oldcastle Material Cement Holdings • Marcia & Persifor Oliver • On Site Management, Inc. • On The Rise Bakery • Sheryl & Jeffrey Ott • Owenhouse Ace Hardware • Eva & Duncan Patten • Timothy Paulick • Patricia McKernan & Charles Petrie • Pheasant Farms • Joanne Pieper • Penelope & Ben Pierce • Renae & Jonathan Pine • Maddy & Chris Pope • Kandi Davis & Terry Povah • Trish & Timothy Preheim • Caroline & Will Price • Prime Mortgage Lending •
Denny Raffensperger, Architect • Reuben Rich • Liz & David Richards • Jacqueline & Michael Riley • Rita Allen Foundation • Robert Wood Johnson Foundation • Rocky Mountain Credit Union • Greg Roderick • Sandra Roe • Rotary Foundation • Rudd & Co. • Heather Jernberg & Robert Sarfi • The Schaub Foundation • Jean & Steve Schnee • Schnee’s • Nancy & Douglas Schrank • Charlotte Caldwell & Jeffrey Schutz • Lois & Dwight Short • Tutti Skaar • Camie Smith • Carol & Mike Smith • Spire Climbing Center • Stockman Bank • Keith Strong • Susan Kay Pederson Foundation • Christin Cooper & Mark Tache • Takeda Vaccines-Montana • Tarlow, Stonecipher, Weamer & Kelly, PPLC •
Teel’s Marsh Foundation • Sarah & Whitney Tilt • Alison & Charlie Totten • Travelers for Open Lands • Julie Videon • Karen & KC Walsh • Margaret Ward • Heather Margolis & Tim Warner • Valerie & Jim Webster • Amanda & Jordan Werner • Debra & Mike Wheat • Nicholas Wickes • Shasta Grenier & Tom Winston • YMCA • Veronique & Robert Yeakey • Yellowstone Traditions • Chiara & Fabio Zaniboni
$500 to $999: Anonymous • 360 Pet Medical • Alpine Orthopedic & Sports Medicine • American Land Title Company • Laura & Paul Andersen • John Backes • Kristin Bailey • Nancy & Rick Barber • Gregory Bernstein • Nora Blum • Harper L. Bohr • Marcia & Larry Bowman • Karin & Ritchie Boyd • Bozeman Creek Family Health • Bozeman Public Library Foundation • Bridger Engineers, Inc. • Jill Schaunaman & Paul Burns • Katie & Fred Cady • Cafe M • Jen & Rob Campbell • Amie & Frank Carter • Melissa Cashman •
Anne & Chris Christensen • Conradi & Anderson, LLC • Carlye Cook • Cosmic Pizza •
Constance & Mark Cowett • Crowley Fleck, PLLP • CTA Architects Engineers • Lauren Cummings • DA Davidson & Company • Carol & Kevin Diffendaffer • Lori & Dick Dolan • Kathryn & Robert Earley • John Ellis • Brooke & Calvin Erb • Evergoods •
Gallatin Valley Bicycle Club • Andrew Gentry • Ghost Town Coffee Roasters • Patty & Carey Gilbert • Tucker Gill • Yvonne Baskin & Michael Gilpin • Jill Davenport & Jim Goetz • Anne & Matt Hall • Caroline & Dan Harkins • Alison & Rance Harmon •
Health in Motion • Christopher Heffner • Amanda Heys • Sue & John Hilbrich • Melissa How • John Ingalls • Intrinsik Architecture • Joseph Janzen • Nancy & Dan Jochem •
Lauren & Justin John • Anne Johnson • Barbara & Ken Kaufman • Mary & Tom Keck •
Kistler Wines • Kelly Kuntz • Steve Kuntz • Jamie & William Langlas • Diane Leuschen • Gerri & John Lewis • Richard Lyon • Robert Maher • Mary & Ken May • McCormick Financial Advisors • McGuire Family Foundation • Paul Meier • Montana Surgical Clinic • Leisl & Scott Mooer • LaVonne & Gerald Nielsen • Nishkian Monks Consulting & Structural Engineers • Erin & Brian Nostrant • Adrienne Mayor & Josiah Ober • Outside Bozeman • Matthew Parsons • Lisa & Rob Pertzborn • Play it Again Sports • Mary & Richard Pohl • The Ridge Athletic Club • Mary & John Robbins • Karen Filipovich & Tony Roberts • Rocky Mountain Truck Center • Julie Scates • Lindsay & Greg Schack •
Liz & Ned Schwing • Dino Seppi • Select Stone • Jane & Bill Shields • Renee & James
Thank you for your generous support.
DONORS
Sokosky • Southwestern Montana Financial • Spring Integrative Health • Heidi Robison & Bill Stoddart • Mark Story • Elisabeth Swanson • Dede & Carson Taylor • Rita & Walter Thurman • Lisa & Russ Tuckerman • Karen & Ed Turner • Nancy & Dirk Tyler • Megan & Scott Ulrichs • Kathy Brown & Robert Wade • Kimberly Walker • Jennifer Wasson • Christine & Paul Wasson • Ann Weaver • Martha Weaver • Jana McAninch & Aaron Wernham • Western Justice Associates • Nancy & Lawrence Wigley • Jeffrey Yates • Zoot Enterprises
$250 to $499: Howard Aaronson • Anita Adams • Stephanie Adams • Grant Aivazian • Nina Alexander • Phillip Anderson • William Anderson • Alysia Andrikopoulos •
Anonymous • Bob Ayres • Janet & Peter Bachman • Patricia & Douglas Bartholomew •
Kaitlin Bear • Kate & Monte Beck • Melissa Bird • Jennifer & Chris Boyer • Jill & Kyle Brewster • Nick Bridges • Pam & William Bryan • BWAGS • Deborah Cades • Nolan Campbell • D. Capelis • Mary Engel & Jonathan Carpenter • Sue & Peter Center • Jon Christensen • Ken Christensen • Circle T Land Company • Barbara Rusmore & Mike Clark • Peter Contanti • Creek to Peak Foundation • Elizabeth Danforth • Sarah & Tyler Dann • Katie & Jason Daughenbaugh • Charles Day • Max Deibert • Jeffrey Dineen •
Mary & Tad Drake • Leslie & Jim Drummond • Marni Duncan • Susan Henshaw Jones & Richard Eaton • Mark Egge • Thomas Elfmont • Roderick Flores • Pat & Bob Frey •
Kayla & Sean Gerrity • Emily Ridgway & Eric Goldwarg • Laura Grzyb • Kathy Harris •
Nancy Heymann • Jennie & Scott Holton • Harry Howard • Donna & Trevor Huffmaster • Ginger Hushka • Pat Ingraham • Allida Jamrack • Holly & Craig Janssen • Suzanne
McDonald & Roger Jenkins • Mary Louise & James Keefer • Roth Kopec & Charles Ketterman • Colette & Steve Kirchhoff • Caryll S. Knapp • Lori & Scott Lawson • Raelee & Michael Lilly • Little Star Diner • Idelle Manning • Dana & Allen May • Maryanne & Tim Mayeda • Kerry Reif & Robert McKenzie • Arin Megenity • Laura Hoehn & Chris Mehl • Rolane & Curtis Meyer • Anjie Mikesell • Sara & Peter Miller • Daniel Mills • Patricia Penovich & Gerald Moriarty • Norman F. Sprague, Jr. Foundation • Elinor Ogden • OnSite Energy, Inc. • Gary Orser • Josh Overcash • Sandy Pew • Michael Polaire • Eugenia G. Powell • Jill & Mark Pratt • Prince Contracting • Betsy Gaines Quammen & David Quammen • Kelsey Redlin • Sharon & Norman Reed • Marlena Renwyck • Betty & Dorick Sauvageau • Karen & John Savage • Michele & Scott Shorten • Kathy & Steve Shuel • Catherine & Albert Spottke • Laura Stanley • Ann & Bruce Swann • Nancy & Tim Swanson • Taylor Family Fund • Christina & Don Thelen • Rachel & Todd Thesing • Ben Thomas • Judy Tsiang • Julie Walters & Eric Van Steenburg • Lisa & John Vandenbos •
Kate & Curt Vogel • Ann & Robert Von Pentz • Jane & DeWitt Ward • Maggie & Joey Weamer • Catherine & Norman Weeden • Donald Weiner • Jessica & Kasey Welles • Anne & Dennis Wentz • Tom Wessel • The William & Flora Hewlett Foundation • Kerry & Spencer Williams • Mary & Orme Wilson • Cyndy Andrus & Brady Wiseman • Melissa Wolf • Jenny & Ken Younger • Susan Ewing & Rick Zaik
Unfortunately, space limitations prevent us from listing the hundreds of supporters who contributed below $250 in fiscal year 2018.
GVLT recognizes the vision and commitment of those individuals who have either donated to GVLT for over 20 consecutive years, or have included GVLT in their estate plan.
Nina Alexander • Stephanie Alexander • Dora Anderson • Dorothy Ballantyne • Anne & Jim Banks • Nancy & Rick Barber • Linda & Marcy Barge • Connie Barton • Alice Meister & George Baskin • Kate & Monte Beck • Lila Bishop • Harper Bohr • Marcia & Larry Bowman • Nyla Chandler & Steve Bracken • Vivian Bridaham Banta • Mary & Alan Brutger • Pam & Bill Bryan • Mary Noll & Michael Burke • Katie & Fred Cady • Mary & Paul Carlson • Carol Weaver & Michael Clow • Kristi & Dave Crawford • Page Dabney • Susan & Andrew Dana • Karen & John Day • Charles Day • Emily DeLuca • Phyllis & Bob Dennee • Leslie & Dennis Derham • Valorie & Buddy Drake • Jane Dubitzky • Norm Eggert • Elyse & Bill End • Paulette & Andy Epple • Barbara & Jim Gaffney • Renee & Will Gavin • Tomas Gedeon • Daphne & Con Gillam • Susan Hinkins & Richard Gillette • Jill Davenport & Jim Goetz • Heather Hart & Walter Goldstein • Sue & Jim Hamilton • Janne & Bill Hayward • Helen & Jack Heaton • Elin & Doug Hert • Beverly Diamond & Edwin Hettinger • Emily & Alan Hooker • Bill Hopkins • Karin & Stuart Jennings •
Patricia Jennings • Joanne Jennings • Beth & Lynn Kaeding • Janet & Jonathan Kempff • Bill Klenn • Sandy & Mike Knapp • Mary Lane • Kristi & Matt Lavin • Ed Lewis •
Marianne & Steve Liebmann • Dean Littlepage • Cynthia Luebbe • Lillian & Richard Lund • Janine Lyon • Julie & Robert Mackley • Judy & Don Mathre • Beverly & George Mattson • Sunny & Doug Mavor • Jacqueline & Steve McGuire • Kerry Reif & Robert McKenzie • Rolane & Curtis Meyer • Dwight Minton • Maryanne Mott • LaVonne & Gerald Nielsen • Adrienne Mayor & Josiah Ober • Eva & Duncan Patten • Lisa & Rob Pertzborn • Nan Pizitz • Mary & Dick Pohl • Maddy & Chris Pope • Betsy & David Quammen • Jodi & Ray Rasker • Sharon & Norman Reed • Edie & Gene Renner • Gail & John Richardson • Rachel & Dave Rockafellow • Joan Ryshavy • June & Jeff Safford •
Jean & Steve Schnee • Tutti & Gary Skaar • Jennifer & Richard Smith • Linda McMullen & Farwell Smith • Patti & David Steinmuller • Mark Story • Nancy & Tim Swanson •
John & Sue Talbot • Dede & Carson Taylor • Lisa & Russ Tuckerman • Sharon Tudor Isler • Patricia Simmons & Ed Verry • Julie Videon • Jane & DeWitt Ward • Mrs. Doris Ward •
Valerie & Jim Webster • Gail Weingart • Phyllis & Mike Wells • Amanda & Jordan Werner • Susan & Peter Werner • Jeanie & Peter Westnedge • Jenny & Ken Younger
The following landowners donated significant land value by creating a conservation easement and/or contributed to the GVLT Stewardship Fund to protect their easement in perpetuity.
Tami & Carl Alberda • Dogterom/Gillam Family • Leep Family
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mail P.O. Box 7021, Bozeman, MT 59771 office 212 S. Wallace Ave., Suite 102, Bozeman, MT 59715
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