What's a Savory Hub?
Montana Working Lands Project is honored to serve as a Savory Hub
What is the Savory Institute?
The Savory Institute is a global non-profit organization dedicated to the large-scale regeneration of the world's grasslands. It equips land managers with Holistic Management tools to restore ecosystems and improve livelihoods.
Founded by Allan Savory, the Institute works through a global network of hubs to bring regenerative land management practices to communities around the world. Learn more at savory.global.
What is Holistic Management?
Holistic Management is a decision-making framework that integrates ecological, financial, and social considerations to help land managers achieve sustainable outcomes. Rather than prescribing specific practices, it provides a process for making management decisions that align with your values and the realities of your landscape.
What Does a Savory Hub Provide?
Holistic Management Training
Region-specific educational programs that teach the Holistic Management framework in the context of Montana's landscapes and communities.
Learn more →Ecological Outcome Verification
Land health monitoring services using the Savory Institute's science-based EOV protocol to measure and verify ecological outcomes.
Learn more →Consulting Services
Implementation support for regenerative practices, helping land managers apply holistic decision-making to their unique contexts.
Hubs leverage intimate knowledge of local culture, economy, policies, and environment to mentor producers and land managers. As Montana's Savory Hub, we understand the specific challenges and opportunities of ranching and land management in the Northern Rockies.
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Explore our Holistic Management training and EOV monitoring courses.
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