The 2024 Environmental Storytelling Grant goes to Connecting the Grizzly, a forthcoming documentary by photographer Rob G. Green and the Legacy Collective as they seek to tell the story of efforts to reduce human-wildlife conflict in places where the grizzly roams.

The 2023 Environmental Storytelling grant goes to the Greater Yellowstone Coalition, a Bozeman-based nonprofit working to protect the lands, waters, and wildlife of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.

The 2023 Sustainable Infrastructure grant goes to Groundwork USA, a community-centric program undoing the legacy of environmental harm in urban communities, reconnecting people to the natural environment, and creating healthier, green, and more resilient neighborhoods for all.

The 2023 Ecological Food Systems grant goes to Buffalo Nations Food System Initiative, an Indigenous-led organization building vital Indigenous Food Systems for the Buffalo Nations of the Northwestern Plains and Northern Rockies through education, research, and a proactive honoring of ancient ancestral relationships to the land.

The 2023 Habitat Conservation grant goes to Montanans for Safe Wildlife Passage, a state-wide nonprofit creating the literal and figurative bridges necessary to reduce human and wildlife fatalities on roads, as well as create wider habitat connectivity in Montana and beyond.

The 2022 Environmental Storytelling grant goes to the Greater Yellowstone Coalition, a Bozeman-based nonprofit working to protect the lands, waters, and wildlife of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.

The 2022 Sustainable Infrastructure grant goes to the Gallatin Valley Land Trust, a nonprofit in Bozeman, Montana conserving open land for human health, wildlife habitat, and agricultural vitality.

The 2022 Ecological Agriculture grant goes to Towne’s Harvest Garden, a program based in Bozeman, Montana, teaching future farmers sustainable agriculture practices through hands-on experience.