Board & Staff

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As the Executive Director for the Sheridan Community Land Trust, Brad is lucky to work with a great staff and Board of Directors. Sheridan Community Land Trust’s focus on access, conservation, and history all resonate with Brad. Originally from eastern Iowa, his entire professional career has been in conservation and natural resources in the West. Prior to joining Sheridan Community Land Trust, Brad worked for Montana State University Extension and with The Nature Conservancy in Montana. Brad enjoys being outside and can often be found on a bicycle, spending the weekend hunting, or locating new places to camp.

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Meghan works with local families to conserve their land and partners with other groups to make our lands and waters more resilient. She grew up in Laramie, where she attended UW and organized conservation opportunities through a local volunteer group. Meghan loves being outdoors, especially on a mountain bike or skis. She is enjoying exploring our beautiful Bighorns backyard with her dog, Nahla.

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Jared first encountered SCLT while attending a volunteer work day at Red Grade Trails. He had recently gotten into mountain biking and was excited to find a community organization that matched his passion for people-powered outdoor recreation. He later worked as a season trail technician and continued to volunteer. In May 2023, he joined full-time as SCLT’s first-ever, year-round Recreation Program Manager. He is excited to help people find their passion for exploring our beautiful Bighorns backyard.

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Kevin comes to SCLT with a professional and personal passion for history. He has a B.S. in cultural anthropology, a minor in video production, and a certificate in Native American Studies. He has worked for Sheridan County Fulmer Public Library’s Wyoming Room, as a field technician on many archaeological surveys, directed the Bozeman Trail Museum, and authored history features for many publications. Kevin was born and raised in Big Horn, and enjoys spending time with his wife Hesid, two children and extended family as well as exploring our beautiful Bighorns backyard.

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Beth joins SCLT after tenures in the legal field and with Sen. Dave Kinskey. She deeply values connecting to places and people. Growing up a “military nomad,” she is proud to call Sheridan County her “first chosen community.” Beth enjoys connecting with the outdoors by snowshoeing trails with her rescue dog, Clover. She also enjoys cooking, hiking, practicing yoga, and spending time with her friends and family.

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Chris comes to SCLT with a background in fisheries science and nearly a decade of experience in community journalism. When looking for a new adventure, he found the land trust’s core missions of conservation, trails and recreation, and historic preservation lined up well with his passion for the outdoors – especially anything fishing. From that first drive up Red Grade to each trip into Tongue Canyon, Chris knew Sheridan was the kind of community to which he wanted to belong.

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Rebecca is eager to work local families to help them implement “on-the-ground” projects that can aid sustainable, resilient range and water on their ranch and agriculture operation. This spring, she graduated from Sheridan College with associates degrees in Land Range Management, Plant Science and Ag Business. While serving as SCLT’s Conservation Intern, Rebecca will oversee the monthly water supply report and help install Zeedyks and other solutions that help our land and water.

Glenn keeps our trails clean and tidy. Glenn leads the charge on mowing to building fences. Glenn is the happy face on the trail. When not keeping the trails in tip-top shape, he’s exploring our Bighorns with his wife, family and friends. Make sure you stop to tell him “hello.”