Ted Turner speech, 1993 Dec. 10.

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Ted Turner speech, 1993 Dec. 10.

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Topics include the future of farming and ranching in Montana; the impact of Montana's recent growth in population; and the advantages of such organizations as the Nature Conservancy working for conservation easements that will keep ranches from being subdivided and developed.

Sound recordings : 1 tape (35 min.)

Montana Historical Society Library

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Montana Stockgrowers Association

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On April 3, 1885, in Miles City, Montana Territory, the Eastern Montana Livestock Association (founded in 1883) and the Montana Stockgrowers Association (founded in 1884) consolidated their operations under the name of the latter organization. This new Montana Stockgrowers Association was founded "to unite cattle and horse growers in Montana Territory; first, for the enforcement of livestock laws; second, for the protection against rustlers; third, to devise plans to protect the open range again...

General Montana History Collection (Montana Historical Society)

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Turner, Ted, 1920-

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Television mogul and Montana rancher. From the description of Ted Turner speech, 1993 Dec. 10. (Montana Historical Society Library). WorldCat record id: 70924668 ...

Nature Conservancy (U.S.)

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The Nature Conservancy began in 1917 as the Committee For the Protection of Natural Conditions under the Ecological Society of America. In 1946, the Committee organized itself as an independent group called the Ecological Union, and in 1950, under Richard Pough's direction, changed its name to the Nature Conservancy. The mission is to preserve plants, animals and natural communities that represent the diversity of life by protecting the lands and water they need to survive. From the ...