Healing the High Plains.
From Cracked Earth to a Native Forest—Our 14,000-Tree Commitment.
The Current State:
A Landscape in Waiting
When we first walked this soil, we didn't just see 250+ acres of Montana dirt; we saw a landscape holding its breath. The cracked earth and sparse vegetation are signs of a water table in need of recharge and a soil microbiome waiting to be awakened. This is where the work begins.
The Vision: Reforestation as Restoration
Our goal is to plant 14,000 native seedlings—a mix of species designed to thrive in this high-plains environment. These trees aren't just for shade; they are the "lungs" of Karma Ranch.
Water Restoration: Deep roots help the soil absorb snowmelt and rain, naturally recharging the local water table.
Wildlife Corridors: By restoring native flora, we create a safe haven for the pronghorn, deer, and birds that call this prairie home.
Carbon Sequestration: Every seedling is a step toward a cooler, more resilient ecosystem.
Sharing the Soil with the Wild
We are not the only residents of this land. Regeneration means building a sanctuary that serves the local wildlife just as much as it serves the 95 Moons. By protecting these 250+ acres from subdivision and over-grazing, we are ensuring that the wild remains wild.
Our Regeneration Goals
Soil Health: Implementing regenerative grazing patterns to turn cracked earth into fertile ground.
Biodiversity: Reintroducing native grasses and shrubs that have been lost to years of drought.
Sustainability: Proving that a "No Restrictions" agricultural area can be used for the highest level of conservation.
All photos on this page show the land in its current condition
How to Join the Restoration
We believe in "All or Nothing"—which is why we are waiting for our official Kickstarter launch to begin accepting funding for our 14,000-tree goal. Until then, the best way to support the soil is to help us grow the herd.
Join the "First Light" List: Be the first to know when our Kickstarter goes live so we can hit our reforestation milestones on Day One.
Share the Vision: Follow our journey on social media and share the stories of the 95 Moons. Awareness is the first step toward conservation.
Watch the Transformation: We will be posting regular updates and "soil diaries" as we prepare the land for its first native seedlings.