Harrison Ford Donated over 150 Hectares of His Ranch in Wyoming to Save Deer Habitat and Curb Real Estate Speculation
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The actor began to limit the constructions on his Jackson Hole property in 1985; the measure affects almost half of the estate and protects a corridor used by wild animals
Over the last few decades, Harrison Ford has demonstrated a constant commitment to nature conservation. Among his most prominent actions in this area, there is nothing less than the protection of a fundamental part of his property in the United States, aimed at preserving local wildlife and controlling real estate expansion. It is a 324-hectare ranch in Wyoming State, which the actor acquired together with his then wife, Melissa Mathison, in 198…
Hollywood actor permanently protected nearly half of his lands in Jackson Hole to protect native species and prevent the urbanization of the land
In the 1980s, Harrison Ford Bought an 800-Acre Wyoming Retreat, Then Protected It from Development
While Harrison Ford may be best known for his roles on the big screen, the actor is also passionate about real estate — as evidenced by the 800-acre Wyoming retreat he purchased in the 1980s.
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