American Prairie Acquires 70,000-Acre Montana Ranch to Restore Public Access to National Monument
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Summary
American Prairie, a conservation nonprofit, has purchased the 70,000-acre Anchor Ranch in Montana for $35 million from Texas billionaire brothers who had blocked public access to the Upper Missouri River Breaks National Monument. The acquisition represents the group's second-largest land purchase and will reopen previously restricted public access roads, removing 'no trespassing' signs and gates that had prevented entry to nearly 400,000 acres of adjacent public lands.
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· 4 pulledAmbitious conservation nonprofit American Prairie has secured its second-largest land purchase and leasing arrangement to date
The group bought the land from two billionaire Texas brothers who'd kept the public locked out of one of the only western access roads into adjacent public land
Public lands and public access are now constantly under threat in the U.S., but there's still good news to share
The Upper Missouri River Breaks National Monument, which totals almost 400,000 acres
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