SUSTAINABLE LAND MANAGEMENT
Conserving Wild,
Working Landscapes
At Ted Turner Reserves, we are stewards of over one million acres of biodiverse lands. Our goal is to balance the work and wildness of our landscapes to create the foremost model for conserving working wildlands. Explore how our properties serve as living laboratories devoted to restoring imperiled species and native biodiversity for future generations – an unparalleled example of large landscape conservation in North America.
At Vermejo, guests discover an economically sustainable, ecologically sensitive mission prioritizing native species and ecosystems. Join our scientists to see how your stay helps protect wildlife and preserve these lands.
Exceptionally diverse biologically, Ladder has been a focal point for several species restoration programs, including the Mexican wolf, Chiricahua leopard frog, and Bolson tortoise.
Working closely with conservation agency partners, Armendaris successfully fostered the reintroduction of the desert bighorn sheep and is currently working on restoring a population of the Bolson tortoise. Its desert grasslands are a good representation of a fast-disappearing habitat.
Where Curiosity Fuels Conservation
Our work has advanced research in animal and environmental sciences. Key areas of study include bison production and welfare, restoration ecology, carbon storage, wildlife management, and imperiled species conservation.
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