From Meeditors World News Headquarters in Bozeman, Montana. This is Cal's weekend review with Ryan,

Calahan. Now, here's Cal.

All right, so a lot of folks don't know this, but my dad was a lawyer here in Montana.

And if you are a practicing lawyer and they do this for a lot of other professions but it's like continued legal education is something that you need to need to do.

Stay up on your hours, what's new and stuff like that.

So that's really the spirit of these additional drops here on Cal's weekend review.

It would be like continued conservation education.

It sucks that the legal crowd has something you can actually say like Klee, which is a term you hear a lot.

This is just kah.

But you know, it'll catch on them.

I'm very confident.

So on this week's special drop here

we have the Montana Association of Land Trusts and we are going to learn about what the heck a land trust is.

Lots of states have lots of land trusts and don't you want to know why?

So that's what we're going to attempt to do today.

So we'll go clockwise and we'll end with the executive director of the Montana Association of Land Trust.

But, uh, Cheat, would you like to start us off? Just introduce yourself what you do here in town.

And, uh... what you do here in town and why you do it.

Sure, sure. My name is Chet Work. I'm the executive director of the Gallatin Valley Land

Trust, which is the regional Landrust based here in Bozeman.

We cover Park County, Gallatin County, Madison County, three counties on the north end of

Yellowstone National Park.

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