Commencement
Program Year: 1995
Acreage:
2,763 acres
Primary wildlife:
Elk, moose, big horn sheep, mule deer
Primary use:
Working lands, wildlife habitat
We protect land primarily through the use of a tool called a conservation easement. An easement acts like a blanket upon the landscape, being passed down from owner to owner, protecting the land for generations, uniquely shaped for each special aspect of the land upon which it sits. Each easement is different and varies depending on the desires of the original landowner.
The Torrey Lake Ranch’s 940 acres were added to the broad landscape of protected properties in the Torrey Creek Drainage, including the adjacent Ring Lake Ranch. This property includes nearly five miles of lakeshore and creek habitat, and historic log and rock cabins dating to the 1920s.
Visit: 690 S Highway 89, Suite 101,
Mail: P.O. Box 2897, Jackson, WY 83001.
Chat: 307.733.4707.