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Archive for August 2026

The Ranches Behind the Wildlife: Historic TE Ranch to Open Its Gates for Community Tour 

By WLA | August 31, 2026

CODY, Wyo. –Working ranches along the Absaroka Front do more than raise cattle. They help maintain open landscapes and important wildlife habitat for elk, mule deer, and other species moving between the Absaroka Mountains…

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Recreation That Pays It Forward — New Land Stewardship Partnership Invests in Western Working Lands 

By Girija Kulkarni | August 4, 2026

Western Landowners Alliance and Infinite Outdoors Partner to Support Working Lands Through Recreation  DENVER – For generations, recreation has helped sustain working ranches across the West. Hunting, fishing, wildlife watching, and…

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Senate farm bill proposal includes key provisions for working lands and wildlife habitat 

By Louis Wertz | August 3, 2026

Denver — The Western Landowners Alliance applauds the inclusion of key provisions in the Senate Agriculture Committee’s revised Farm Bill 2.0 that strengthen the ability of farmers and ranchers to conserve wildlife habitat…

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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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