WORLD● LOW3d ago · Oct 12, 2026, 12:06 AM
In 2003, a Montana family bought 57 acres along the Stillwater River; after cameras documented the presence of bears, wolves, and pumas, they permanently protected the property from urban development
Clarín · global
Sean y Melodye Rooney adquirieron el terreno hace más de dos décadas y, con los años, descubrieron la enorme diversidad de animales que pasaban por allí.La familia tomó una decisión que cambiará el futuro del lugar: unas 23 hectáreas quedarán protegidas de manera permanente.
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