Changes to the deductibility of conservation easements have been discussed by the new presidential administration, however, it is the consensus of the conservation community that the value of conserva...
Summer has arrived out West, and with that, it is time to escape to the river and for Live Water’s Mountain West Hatch Report. As murky waters of runoff clear and turn to hues of crystalline blue, we find ourselves eagerly anticipating the st...
When I was growing up in a farming community in north-central Montana, the conversations in the fall were always focused on sporting and hunting. Today, recreation and Montana go hand in hand. However, that was not always the case. Initially, t...
As the peak of Covid-19 begins to slow down across the United States, certain governors have begun to open their states. This will be the beginning for the return to “normal.” At least, what the new “normal” will be.
States beginni...
Not many people on the planet could have predicted the tribulations that would occur in the first four months of 2020. World leaders, citizens and companies have all been pushed to new extremes in unprecedented ways.
The residents of Jackson...
When in isolation the mind can often wander, and for many people the arts play a large role in entertaining ourselves. Novels, podcasts, movies, magazines and TV shows are all ways that are meant for the mind to elude into another reality.
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