Written by Gabe Murray, Executive Director Gabe Murray on a recent visit to one of our projects-in-progress Bear River Land Conservancy has had an exciting but challenging year! We continue to work on protecting more private open spaces, wildlife habitat, and working lands in Cache Valley and the Bear River Watershed. Over the last few years we have been focused on increasing our organizational capacity by hiring more staff, as well as strengthening our commitment to “forever

What if your morning caffeine fix could fuel something wildly bigger than just ambition? What if it could serve as a high-impact conservation strategy? That is the bold, hopeful reality the Bear River Land Conservancy and Caffe Ibis are brewing together. A morning mug of Caffe Ibis’s Logan Canyon Blend does more than make you come to life; it turns a daily routine into an active movement to protect land. From the flood-irrigated family pastures of Cache Valley all the way to

Bear River Land Conservancy has matured and grown over the past five years. We have full time staff, multiple projects in progress, and have applied for national Land Trust Accreditation (currently pending approval). We are currently seeking visionaries who care deeply about open space, local food and fiber, and wildlife habitat. Our board governs our policies and oversees the work of our Executive Director, and we expect 2 - 4 hours of service per month from our board member