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Archive for February 2018

Landowners & Managers: WLA Call for Video Submissions

By Virginie Pointeau | February 14, 2018

Dear Western Landowners, Ranchers and Farmers,   With your help, WLA is building an organized and engaged community of forward-thinking landowners in the West with the potential to drive significant,…

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WLA Explores Water, Community and Agricultural Viability in “Agua Es Vida” Film

By Virginie Pointeau | February 5, 2018

Western Landowners is pleased to announce the release of our latest film: “Agua Es Vida”   At just a little over eight minutes long, it’s easy to watch:    …

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Western Landowners Alliance is HIRING!

By Virginie Pointeau | February 1, 2018

  Western Landowners Alliance, a West-wide non-profit organization based in Santa Fe, New Mexico, seeks to fill the following two staff positions to help us implement our mission to advance…

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Recent Posts

  • The Ranches Behind the Wildlife: Historic TE Ranch to Open Its Gates for Community Tour 
  • Recreation That Pays It Forward — New Land Stewardship Partnership Invests in Western Working Lands 
  • Senate farm bill proposal includes key provisions for working lands and wildlife habitat 
  • New season of Working Wild University explores grizzly bear recovery in the West, past, present and future
  • Opening remarks by WLA CEO Lesli Allison for webinar “Public Lands Grazing Reform: What’s Changing and Why It Matters for the West”

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