In 1985, Harrison Ford began protecting 389 acres of his 800-acre Wyoming ranch from development, preserving a migration corridor for elk and mule deer
In the early 1980s, actor Harrison Ford made a significant investment in nature by acquiring an 800-acre ranch in Wyoming. He dedicated 389 acres to a perpetual conservation easement, ensuring the land remains a crucial habitat for migrating wildlife. This commitment helps preserve the environment by prohibiting development and fostering broader conservation initiatives.
