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American Prairie Reserve is creating the largest nature reserve in the continental United States.

 

*** BURN BAN ALERT: We have instituted a burn ban on all American Prairie Reserve lands. That means no open flames or campfires are permitted until further notice. ***
Bison Photo by Dennis Lingohr
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Indomitable American Spirit
American Prairie Reserve honored Ken Burns and David McCullough in New York City at the Ken Burns American Heritage Prize Presentation Event.
Read More About the Event
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New President
American Prairie Reserve is pleased to announce the promotion of Alison Fox to the role of President. Sean Gerrity, who served as President for 16 years, will remain in a leadership role as CEO.
Press Release
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Build Your Park
American Prairie Reserve grows over time by purchasing critical habitat that connects a vast network of existing public lands.
Read about our model
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Hut-to-Hut System
Our Hut-to-Hut System will be an invitation to explore this iconic landscape.
See our plans
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American Prairie Reserve Shirt by Parks Project
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NEW! Buy A T-Shirt
Thanks to a collaboration with Parks Project, you can show your support for the Reserve by purchasing a special edition t-shirt.
Show your support
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Plan Your Trip
Whether you’re a weekend warrior, road tripper, or looking for an American safari, the Reserve is free and open to all walks of life. Reserve your campsite!
Visit the Reserve
2015 Burrowing Owl banding; photo by Katy Teson
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Explore Wildlife & Habitat
From birds to bison, find out what’s happening with science and restoration by our biologists, partners, and visiting researchers.
See how We Restore
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Learn About Local Contributions
Working with schools, local businesses, and tribal and ranching neighbors is an important part of creating American Prairie Reserve.
See the Impact
Photo of Regina Road by Dennis Lingohr
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Native prairie vegetation photographed by Frans Schepers
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Grazing Leases
American Prairie Reserve has tens of thousands of acres of grassland habitat available for summer cattle grazing leases in south Phillips County and Fergus County in eastern Montana.
Learn More
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How You Can Help
As a work in progress, we need supporters like you to get involved, spread the word, and help us grow by becoming a member.
Support the Reserve
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The Land of Legacy campaign kicks off the most ambitious era in our 15-year journey to create American Prairie Reserve. Learn more about the campaign's strategic initiatives. 

 

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