RUBY HABITAT FOUNDATION
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Mission Statement
The Ruby Habitat Foundation is dedicated to preserving and enhancing the natural resources, and social and economic makeup of the Ruby Valley and southwest Montana by, among other things: -Supporting agriculture in the community and the diversification of agricultural operations to ensure the long-term viability of working ranches; -Working with landowners, educational institutions, foundations, and other entities to protect and enhance open space and wildlife habitat; -Encouraging education and training to broaden the understanding of resource management issues, and responsible management of private lands; -Promoting the concept of resource accountability and developing examples of minimal impact resource management for agricultural and recreational uses while protecting the environment.
About This Cause
“Landowners and resource managers are inherently bound to a high level of resource accountability. We are bound by law to protect the environment and prevent resource degradation, but we have a higher obligation to be good stewards of our natural resources, sharing them today and preserving them for future generations. The decisions we make and the actions we take affect our own environment as well as that of the wildlife, our neighbors and future generations.” (Craig Woodson, founder RHF) The Ruby Habitat Foundation was formed in 2002 to fulfill the vision of its founder, Craig Woodson. Since 2002, we have worked diligently to fulfill Mr. Woodson's vision. We make every effort to demonstrate that wildlife, agriculture, and recreation can not only coexist, but can work together in synergy. We permit managed public access, and encourage it in order to give us an opportunity to educate visitors and guests on our approach and how it enhances the Ruby Valley, a small, rural valley whose primary economic engines are agriculture and recreation (especially hunting and fishing, both of which activities we permit on the property).