Issue 2026
Market intelligence, conservation insight, and stories from the American West.
Inventory of conservation-quality ranch properties reached historic lows in Q1 2026 as buyer demand — particularly from buyers prioritizing wildlife and biodiversity — continues to surge.
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A thriving resident elk herd isn't just a wildlife achievement — it can add significant value to a ranch property.
Wildlife corridors connect fragmented habitats and allow species to move freely across landscapes.
Conservation easements can offer significant tax benefits while permanently protecting habitat.
Water rights are often the most complex and most valuable aspect of a Western ranch acquisition.
A new generation of ranch buyers isn't just looking for acreage — they're looking for ecosystems.