Keith joined Hall and Hall in 2008 after spending 13 years developing land conservation agreements with rural landowners across the west. His work experience includes positions such as VP of Lands for the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation and Director of Land Conservation for The Nature Conservancy in Wyoming. The close relationships required to conduct large, complex conservation transactions gives Keith an intimate understanding of the deeply personal values that each person brings to their ownership plans. Keith was introduced to the outdoors at age 11 with a week-long backpacking trip in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. Since then, hunting, fly-fishing, trail running, telemark skiing, and a host of other front and backcountry pursuits occupy his off-work time. Keith’s undergraduate degree is from Rutgers University and he holds a Master of Science degree from the University of Washington, College of Forest Resources in Seattle, Washington. Keith is currently licensed as a real estate broker in Montana (Lic. # RRE-BRO-LIC-24701), Idaho (Lic. # BR45550), Pennsylvania (Lic. # SB065661), and Nevada (Lic. # 1002058).