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5000 Signatures Urge More Water for the Delta
April 10, 2012 - The Sonoran Institute in partnership with 25 other organizations and businesses rounded up over 5000 signatures on a petition urging key US officials to deliver more water to help save the Colorado River Delta. Read more.

 

Celebrating Arizona's 100th - River of the Month Series
March 30, 2012 - The Sonoran Institute and four conservation groups honored the Colorado River as their first "River of the Month" to launch a year-long series celebrating Arizona's 100th year as a state. Read the release and story.

 

Teton County, Idaho - More Vacant Lots Than People
March 28, 2012 - Vacant lots and empty subdivisions mean big costs for the taxpayers of Teton County. Read Anna Trentadue's opinion piece in the Teton Valley News.

 

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Katie Meiklejohn

Large Landscape Research Specialist
Telephone: ext. 3012
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201 S. Wallace Ave., Suite B3C
Bozeman , MT USA 59715

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Katie is focused on finding ways to sustain working landscapes by integrating ecological and economic goals for rangeland, wildlife and habitat management. Ranching is part of the fabric of western culture, important not only to local livelihoods, but for the natural connection it creates between people, land and nature. Protecting working landscapes is as much about conserving this connection and way of life as it is about conserving habitat and open space for wildlife. Katie has a master’s in Conservation Biology from Columbia University where she studied songbird nest survival as it related to habitat connectivity. For the past three years, Katie has worked on large landscape conservation in the Rocky Mountain West. Off the clock, Katie eschews responsibility preferring to disappear into the great outdoors with her capricious and codependent hound, Koda. If her passion for the natural world wasn’t so powerful, she would have become a jockey or a spy.

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