Montana: The Beauty of Isolation (Ep. 60)

<p>This large and largely unpopulated western state with a rich history is pioneering a new future by setting aside several million acres of public and private land to serve as natural habitat for returning bison and other displaced animals.</p> <p>Our resident humanities scholar in resident Clay Jenkinson spent a big chunk of his summer in Montana.</p> <p>The state left a mark on him, as it does on the farmers and ranchers who live a strenuous life in Big Sky Country – echoing the harrowing journey made by Lewis and Clark.</p> <p><strong> </strong></p>