In 1901, James Atchley homesteaded land in Idaho’s Teton Valley; 125 years later, his descendants have permanently protected 1,686 acres of their potato ranch, which sits on a mule deer migration route from Wyoming
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In 1901, James Atchley homesteaded land in Idaho’s Teton Valley; 125 years later, his descendants have permanently protected 1,686 acres of their potato ranch, which sits on a mule deer migration route from Wyoming

A family ranch near Ashton, Idaho, is now permanently protected by a conservation easement that limits how the land can be developed.

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