Twelve thousand acres.
One shared purpose.
Refuge is a sanctuary where injured raptors relearn flight, orphaned elk calves find surrogate herds, and reclaimed rangeland breathes again — because of people like you.
Where broken land
becomes whole again.
Refuge spans 12,000 acres of reclaimed high-country rangeland in the Northern Rockies. We operate a licensed wildlife rehabilitation center, a watershed restoration program, and a large-predator reintroduction corridor.
Every animal that arrives here — a great horned owl with a shattered wing, an elk calf separated from its herd, a wolf pup too young to survive February — gets individualized care tracked to the day of release or reintegration.
Every gift lives
somewhere on this land.
We track where each dollar goes. These are the people who gave, and the animals and acres their generosity protected.
I gave my first twenty dollars three years ago after my class visited on a field trip. Last spring I got the email — the great horned owl I helped fund was released at the south ridge. I pulled over and cried.
My family has hunted this valley for four generations. We know what healthy land looks like and what broken land looks like. Refuge is doing the work that keeps the whole system alive. That's worth every dollar.
I'm a remote worker in Denver. I can't be on the land but I need to know something real is happening with my money. Refuge sends me photos of the wolf pup I'm sponsoring. She made it through February. That kept me going too.
Protect the Next One
Every dollar is a living outcome — a specific animal, a measured acre, a documented recovery. Here's exactly what yours does.