Gary Tabor is President and Executive Director of the Center for Large Landscapes Conservation, headquartered in Bozeman, but active in many parts of the world. Gary is an ecologist and wildlife veterinarian who founded the Center in 2007 to help people and institutions make better conservation decisions at the scale where nature functions. Gary has worked on large landscape conservation internationally for over 35 years and has experience in Africa, South America and Australia. In addition to many other responsibilities and endeavors, Gary serves as Chair of the IUCN World Commission on Protected Areas’ Connectivity Conservation Specialist Group. Gary discusses CLLC’s work to establish cooperation among various conservation groups to preserve the unique character of the West.