These Montana State lands, between Fox Farm Road and the Missouri River, are directly adjacent to the  City of Great Falls. They are in danger of being developed in the near future.  Development, probably a combination of leased and fee sale, is the preferred option by the State of Montana since this property is “state school trust lands.” It is a state law that requires that the maximum income possible be derived to benefit the state school system.  NOTE that this particular parcel is dedicated to the University of Montana, so let’s go Griz Nation, come out of hibernation and help us save some habitat!   

This is the last piece of public land available for preservation in the vicinity of Fox Farm and Flood Roads.

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There is an alternative to development that YOU can help us with.  If we work together we can acquire the funds necessary so the land will remain as open space.  We will need to get as many individuals, groups, agencies and businesses to support this effort to help us raise between $500,000 and $1 million that the land will likely be appraised for.  We hope the majority of the funds will come from a special open space grant program but to rank high we need lots of letters of support and cash donations to make sure we reach that goal.

1.    The state lands between Fox Farm Road and the Missouri River should be dedicated and preserved as open space for the present and future generations of residents throughout the Great Falls region.

2.    This site should be a destination area for recreational and educational activities while smart growth occurs around it.

3.    This land should be used for education purposes because of its status as virgin prairie, its unique historical and cultural worth and its diverse animal habitat.