Sageland Collaborative

Our Story

Founded in 1996 by Jim Catlin, Sageland Collaborative emerged from a grassroots effort to assist citizens in the roadless re-inventory of Bureau of Land Management lands in Southern Utah. Initially focused on the Wild Utah Project, which spanned nine million acres of wilderness, the organization has played a pivotal role in advocating for the conservation of rare desert waterways and vital wildlife habitats. The efforts led to the proposal of America’s Red Rock Wilderness Bill in Congress, marking a significant milestone in conservation advocacy.

Impact

Sageland Collaborative employs science-based strategies to enhance wildlife and land conservation, engaging community science volunteers and providing critical data for effective wildlife management.

Why Donate?

Your generous donation, whether in cash or cryptocurrency, supports essential conservation initiatives. Contributions can provide tax benefits, including deductions on the fair market value of stock gifts and avoidance of capital gains tax. Your support helps fund vital projects that protect wildlife and restore habitats.

Get Involved

Join the mission to protect Southern Utah's wildlands. Donate today to make a lasting impact on wildlife conservation and habitat restoration. Every contribution counts!