A large-scale rangeland conservation program across 200,000 acres of First Nations-managed prairie grasslands. The project protects intact ecosystems, prevents land conversion, sustains wildlife habitat, and preserves culturally and environmentally significant grassland landscapes. It provides long-term climate benefits by preventing emissions associated with land disturbance and development.

Co-benefits: Employment generation for communities, biodiversity preservation, protection of traditional hunting lands, education and capacity building for ranchers and bison operators.