Our focus is the health and vitality of working lands in the American West.
And by supporting the wellbeing of the land itself, we support the people, wildlife, and enterprises that rely upon the land. Since 1998, we’ve worked to improve the ecological and financial performance of more than 75 ranches across roughly 11 million acres of private and public land in the western United States.
The West is changing rapidly, and innovators are being rewarded.
With a respect for cultural heritage and traditional values, we welcome new ways of doing things. This means that we put a high value on innovative people, processes, and solutions, and do our best work with organizations that share these values.
Advisory
From land acquisition and financial modeling to grazing programs and regenerative agriculture, we increase profitability through sustainable system design.
Rangeland Health Monitoring
Ecological data underpins our work to improve rangelands and financial performance. Businesses use financial statements to guide their decision making, and provide the equivalent ‘ecological statements.’
Ranch Management
We often are asked to manage clients’ properties after having provided advisory services to them, and we align our incentives with those of our clients.
The trusted name
for more than 20 years.
We prefer to measure relationships in decades. As the trusted name in Western rangeland management, we have the experience and know-how to support your operation, and the dirt on our boots to prove it.
“In the past 10 years we’ve progressed our operation on multiple fronts. Through that period Todd Graham has been an integral part of our team, bringing a very valuable outside perspective with a strong and diverse background and an open mind. Todd is willing to try new things and is sensitive to what is possible and to the importance of getting all team members on board. Todd and his Ranch Advisory team members have also provided invaluable third-party range monitoring which has helped build trust, transparency, and a better working relationship with our grazing lessors.”
We’d love to sit down with you and learn more about
your land, your challenges, and your long-term goals.