Background

Established in 1991, the Montana Grazing Lands Coalition was the first of its kind - a convening of industry partners with the goal of increasing the availability of technical assistance resources for agricultural producers. Over the years, the mission has continued even as the group of stakeholders has evolved.

Today, Montana GLC is working to serve more producers than ever before by building strong partnerships, forging new paths toward innovation and advanced grazing management planning, and facilitating conversations between landowners and agencies to better understand everyday needs and fill gaps in technical assistance and resource delivery.

At the core of our mission is sound grazing management planning, technical assistance delivery, and community-based collaboration resulting in the protection and preservation of the Treasure State’s most valuable resource: grazing lands.

Beyond technical assistance, we’re building strategic partnerships, collaborating on new, innovative grazing solutions, and working toward a bigger, more connected network of producers, agencies, NGO’s, and other stakeholder groups interested in conserving Montana’s working lands and preserving the state’s ranching heritage.

Our Territory

The Montana Grazing Lands Coalition covers the state of Montana, from Eureka to Baker and everywhere in between! We recognize the value our regionally-led partners bring to the conversation and seek opportunities to collaborate on projects whenever possible.

Our Priorities

Montana GLC exists at the intersection of education, collaboration, and technical assistance - the three priorities which shape our organization’s mission and vision. Through these 3 focus areas, we serve agricultural producers, students, and rural communities across the state.

Technical Assistance

Education

Collaboration

Our Partners