Bomb Snow MagazineOrganic garden in back of office. |
Rim Country Land InstitutePreservation, conservation, and restoration of natural places is a primary focus of our programs and development. |
Nature Energy Universe CelebrationOur headquarters has been certified by the National Wildlife Federation as an official Certified Wildlife Habitat, providing for wildlife's basic needs with wooded wetland, open and protected space and food sources.
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Audible Imagery DesignOrganic garden in back of office. |
Grizzly & Wolf Discovery CenterWork cooperatively with state and local wildlife agencies. |
Comfort Heating & Air Conditioning LLCWe have most of our land around the shop planted with trees, including fruit trees, whcih employees enjoy in the fall. We have lots of land around the shop that has been left for or improved for wildlife. We have birds in our trees, rabbits and gophers in the field. We have small birds and bees enjoying the flowers. We have lots of critters lving with use and look forward to seeing them on a daily basis. |
V2 Design Inc.We don\'t build in wildlife habitat and promote open space. |
Catch & Release GraphicsThough we do not work in this area directly conservation and preservation of natural places is a passion of ours we like to promote and a market we've been seeking to get into. We have been members of Montana Wilderness Association, Yellowstone Business Partnership and the Yellowstone Association. |
Headwaters Floating IslandsThis is what the Floating Island International model is all about. The Islands are Biodiverse all in themselves. The Floating Island International farm is dedicated to fish, birds, deer and the creatures of the area. They have cleaner water, good habitat to develop and grow in, and Floating Island International can see how it relates to the environment. |
J Bar L RanchesWe use wildlife friendly fencing, protect thousands of acres of ranch land and promote and enhance biodiversity. |
Home ResourceReuse reduces resource pressure that destroys habitats, open space, and biodiversity. Our GoodWood product is certified by Vander Meer's Wildland Conservation Services. |
Tallman Dermatology and Medical SpaWe have large grassy areas with trees and plants. The property line extends to the center of the Overland Ave. Pond. We have kept the swamp area as a natural bird sanctuary/habitat. We do not disturb the wildlife. |
Scents of BalanceAdded over 100 native plants and shrubs to our grounds. |
PrintingForLess.comWe have preserved a twenty-five acre wetland on our property, with plans to enhance this area into a wetlands interpretive center in the future. |
Grace Montessori AcademyAlthough it is a commercial property, we care for a lawn in the back play area, and grow a garden with the children. There are several trees in the front, side, and back area of the property. In addition to many birds, we often observe wild rabbits running around the area. |
Riverworks, Inc.Both development practices and single lot projects work towards preserving open space and and protecting native areas of vegetation. |
Western Sustainability ExchangeWSE works with landowners to protect and increase the health of wildlife habitat and the all important corridors. We do this by advocating sustainable agricultural practices and rewarding stewardship with connections to niche markets. |
Frog Rock Design, L.L.P.We seek to situate our homes with minimal impact on all of these whenever possible. |
Hermans ECO INC.We have elk and deer on our property with no fences. |
Barta BuiltProvide habitat for wild life. |
Sanderson Stewartdesign & create open spaces - rails to trails programs - rain gardens & bio swales |
Envi-Ro-BoticsOur mower is nearly silent compared with other lawn mowers greatly reducing any disturbance to wildlife habitat. |
Bitterroot Valley Forest ProductsA portion of all profits are donated to the Big Blackfoot Chapter of Trout Unlimited who preserve native fish habitat. |
Hyalite EnvironmentalProtecting wildlife habitat, especially in sensitive areas such as wetlands/ riparian areas is a main goal of the biologic resource assessment. |
Black Dog FurnitureWe contribute a portion of our profits to Trout Unlimited who preserve the native fish habitat. |
HomePage CafeWe are committed to supporting fair trade economics and organic farming in coffee and tea producing countries around the world. We have carefully chosen our suppliers for their committment to these same principles. Our roaster, Grounds for Change, is a small family owned roastery in Poulsbo, WA. Their coffee is fair trade certified by TransFair USA, a third-party fair trade certification organization that rigorously monitors producers, roasters and distributors for adherence to fair trade criteria. All Grounds for Change coffee is certified organic by the Washington State Department of Agriculture, and they roast only shade grown coffee. GFC is a member of the Northwest Shade Coffee Campaign, a project of the Seattle Audubon Society, as well as a member of 1% for the Planet and donates 1% of total sales to local and national environmental organizations. For their work in promoting fair trade they are endorsed by Catholic Relief Services. Grounds for Change is a sustainable business. Not only do they reuse and recycle within their offices--including their burlap coffee bags, but they also use 100% renewable energy through Puget Sound Energy's Green Power Program. They offset their energy usage through the local "carbon credits" program. They use exclusively 100% PCC paper. |
Zoo MontanaMany of our programs and promotions help fund conservation efforts around the World |
New West LandscapesI design plantings in every site which will serve as habitat and also food for birds and critters. I work on reclamation and conservation projects as well. |
BioLynceus, llc.Our microbial organic soil conditioners improve water-holding capacity of the soil, increase cation exchange(CEC) reactions, buffer salts and toxins, breaks up clay/caliche soils, increases aeration of soil and improves drainage, promotes micronutrient uptake and promotes soil pathogen suppression all of which help promote and preserve wildlife habitat. |
Design 5, LLCOpen space and habitat identification and preservation are the key building blocks to any planning project. We have years of experience on massive planning and conservation projects with such clients as Moonlight Basin, Big Sky Ski Resort, Rock Creek Cattle Company, Winchester Ranch and many others. While it's every property owners right to develop their land, all have recognized the obligation and need to preserve natural resources for the benefit of future generations of plants, animals and humans. |
Sweetgrass Natural Medicine, PLLCI use sustainably grown, organic, or wildcrafted herbs that are not endangered |
Aspen Ridge RanchOur ponds were made to eliminate the surface water in some of our dry land and pastures. The sub surface water drains into the ponds and eventually flows through controlled drainage ditches to adjoining farm land. The ponds also are a good habitat for native birds, deer and small animals. We have fish in pond #3 and natural wind driven oxygenators in ponds #3 and #4 which keeps the water healthy for plants and fish. As a result, there is no stagnation during periods of hot weather. The Ranch has several delineated wetlands which are federally protected. Sage Creek is a perennial Stream which flows through one of the main wetlands and includes many plant species found only is these very small protected areas. We encourage visitors to use only marked trails in these areas to help us protect the environment. All fencing at the Ranch is environmentally friendly as well as safe for horses, wildlife, and domestic animals. We use very thick high tensile polypropylene coated wire which will not cut animals. Spacing of wire is done to BLM standards. All of the wood from trail making is used. Larger logs are used by homeowners for fire wood. Small trees, tree tops and limbs are shredded on to our trail system. |
Clark Fork CoalitionOur executive director serves on the Missoula Open Space Committee, and our program goals include promoting statewide and local policies to preserve open space and wildlife habitat. |
Bridger BowlSince the inception of Bridger Raptor Festival 14 years ago, Bridger Bowl has recognized the value of celebrating this major migratory route of the Golden Eagle and 16 other species of raptors each fall along the ridge of the Bridger Mountains. Along with the significant effort and partnerships with organizations such as Montana Outdoor Science School, Hawk Watch International, Gallatin National Forest, Montana Raptor Conservation Center and many others, we hope to raise awareness of this significant natural event and related environmental topics by connecting the general public to research regarding wildlife and promoting access and interpretation to the findings of the research. The Raptor Festival is a fun and educational family event complete with live bird demonstrations, raptor identification talks, children activities, conservation group exhibits and raptor migration viewing on Bridger's ridge. By providing these free events to the general public we hope to foster a greater understanding of our environment and appreciation of the local wildlife we enjoy at Bridger Bowl. |
Energy and Sustainable Design Consultants, Inc.We work with clients to consider the benefits of adaptive reuse of buildings rather than building new in areas that may be considered open space. We also encourage the preservation and restoration of vegetation for habitat and biodiversity. |
Red Quill Ranch, LLCWildlife corridors are built into our overall design of Red Quill Ranch. Biodiversity: elk, moose, bear, fox,deer, woodchucks, over 30 types of birds hand out in our 10 acre bird sanctuary. |
EnergetechsWe actively promote building on in-fill sites in previously developed areas to help preserve wild-life habitat, open space, agricultural land, and to reduce sprawl and driving distances. |
Hungry Worm Products, LLCNothing is taken from the environment and the bi-products improve the environment. |
Transtech Data Center - Parsec Data ManagementHave created a wildlife habitat within the Transtech Center. |
Replica Business SolutionsAs one of the world's largest distributors of paper for digital printing, we believe it's our obligation to support the responsible use of paper and a sustainable paper cycle. To ensure responsible use of our precious natural resources, we impose strict environmental standards for our paper suppliers, offer environmentally sound paper, and support sustainable forest practices via our partnership with The Nature Conservancy. Xerox is in our second year of a three-year, $1 million grant to The Nature Conservancy. The partnership is focused on forest management in Brazil, Canada, Indonesia, and the U.S. and promotes best practices that enable environmental scientists, forest managers, and paper suppliers to work toward sustainable forest management. |
Joy2UMy writing, workshops and retreats strongly encourage buying locally produced organic foods for health, environmental and relationship benefits. |
bamboo MarketingWe participate in beach cleanups and are now working with the community garden movement. |
Ghost Writers in the Big SkyOur office is located in the middle of the forest. We have no fences which promotes open space. We also allow wildlife to frequently sojourn on our property. What a blessing to live in Montana! |
CatTamboo ToysOur toys use tamboo fibers, which are a renewable resource. By utilizing an fast growing, easily renewable resource similar to bamboo, we are preserving other wildlife habitats that would otherwise suffer indirectly where we to choose a non-sustainable, non-renewable resource. |
Montana Timber ProductsMontana Timber Products logs dead standing timber via helicopter in order to eliminate the use of roads and human presence in our forest. Reducing dead standing timber opens the canopy to allow addition sunlight to hit the forest floor, producing native grasses to flourish for wild life. |
Sun House StayWe have 14 acres with alot wildlife habitat; guests get to enjoy all the natural animals around the property. |
Northfork FinancialMore though conservation efforts supported by philanthropic donations and investment recommendations.
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The Barn Wood StoreWe let some of our farm fallow; underbrush is left to grow wild for small animal promotion. |
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