The Centennial Valley Association works to preserve traditional ranching as a way of life in Montana's Centennial Valley, and to maintain quality open space, wildlife habitat, water quality and wildlife migration corridors as they exist today for future generations. Made up of landowners in the Centennial Valley and associate members who have an interest in the future of the valley, CVA received IRS classification as a nonprofit in early 2007.

Recent Grant History:

2009 - $15,000 To protect open space, wildlife habitat, water quality and wildlife migration corridors in Montana's Centennial Valley. Place-based Conservation

2008 - $25,000 To protect open space, wildlife habitat, water quality and wildlife migration corridors in Montana’s Centennial Valley. Place-based Conservation

2007 - $28,000 To protect open space, wildlife habitat, water quality and wildlife migration corridors in Montana's Centennial Valley. Place-based Conservation