Breckenridge Property

The Teton Regional Land Trust is proud to work with the Breckenridge family to conserve land within their nearly 1,800 acre ranch. The Breckenridge family placed 80 acres under conservation easement in 2007 and are now working with the Land Trust to place a conservation easement on an additional 200 acres. This project will not only help protect nearly two miles of Teton River frontage but will help ensure the stunning scenic qualities and world renowned vistas remain intact.

This property is home to a variety of phenomenal wildlife species including sandhill cranes, long-billed curlew, Columbian sharp-tailed grouse, black-crowned night-heron and Yellowstone cutthroat trout. White-tailed deer and moose are year-round residents on the property as well.

The Teton Regional Land Trust is raising funds to purchase the 200 acre conservation easement from the Breckenridge Family. We have secured funding from the Dorris Duke Charitable Foundation, JKL Capital Fund, Idaho Department of Fish and Game’s Landowner Incentive Program and several private sources. To complete the project, the Teton Regional Land Trust is seeking the final $500,000 to be used in the purchase of the conservation easement that will benefit fish, wildlife and scenic qualities in perpetuity.

We’re asking for your help! There are many opportunities to contribute to this amazing project. Please contact Babette Thorpe or Matt Lucia at the Teton Regional Land Trust for more information about how you can help make this project a success. Call: 208-354-8939 or Email Babette Thorpe or Matt Lucia