Sally Schrank is Director of Development  for The Nature Conservancy in Montana. Her background is as a Fisheries Biologist, but she began her work with The Nature Conservancy ten years ago and moved to Bozeman in 2014. She likes traveling the country to spread the word about the exciting conservation opportunities unique to Montana. Her responsibilities include participating in panels about wildlife diversity & conservation, making decisions on budgets, and helping young scientists become more deeply involved with seasoned colleagues.  She enjoys getting into the mountains to hike and fish as often as possible with her two sons.  In this interview, she talks about the mission of The Nature Conservancy, its programs and its several properties here in Montana.