A 5,000-acre Wyoming ranch was bought by conservationists in the 1990s; instead of ending ranching, they kept cattle grazing to protect the ecosystem
- Image: Timothy RockholdWhen conservationists bought a Wyoming cattle ranch in the 1990s, most people assumed the herds would disappear.
- Instead, they discovered something surprising: keeping cattle on the land, managed carefully, could actually protect it.
- This is the story of Red Canyon Ranch near Lander, Wyoming, purchased by The Nature Conservancy as an experiment in coexistence between ranching and wildlife.
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- Image: Timothy RockholdWhen conservationists bought a Wyoming cattle ranch in the 1990s, most people assumed the herds would disappear.
- Instead, they discovered something surprising: keeping cattle on the land, managed carefully, could actually protect it.
- This is the story of Red Canyon Ranch near Lander, Wyoming, purchased by The Nature Conservancy as an experiment in coexistence between ranching and wildlife.
Sources: Times of India