In 1968–1969, Robert Redford acquired a Utah ski area and surrounding land amid development pressure; his family later placed 865 acres of wildlife habitat under permanent protection
In the late 1960s, Robert Redford transformed Timp Haven in Utah's Provo Canyon into Sundance, emphasizing the dual focus on conservation and recreational activities. Over the years, the Redford family implemented essential conservation easements that safeguarded critical habitats. Their commitment to protecting these lands persisted for decades. In 2020, the…
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