There’s a certain magic in May as the foothills begin to green. Life springs renewed as verdant leaves emerge from their seasonal, sepia-toned slumber. It’s a necessary reminder that our land is as vital as it is vivacious. As a [...]
“Life got in the way,” Suzanne Beaudelaire mused when ask why she hadn’t backpacked in the 45 years that had passed since she was a teen exploring the Angeles National Forest with her fellow Alta Sierra Girl Scouts north of [...]
Since our inception, SCLT wouldn’t be able to serve our community if our community didn’t serve alongside us. While trails may be the first thing that comes to mind when you think about volunteering with SCLT, as SCLT responds to [...]
These walking tour sites are located in the Historic Downtown Sheridan area with a focus on how Big Goose Creek was an essential natural resource for the valley’s early inhabitants, into the settlement era and right up to today. [...]
Northern Bighorns Mule Deer Migration Study - Calling all Citizen Scientists! Collaborative Project with SCLT, Wyoming Game and Fish Department, Wyoming Migration Initiative, and The Nature Conservancy What is the project? Healthy mule deer populations are essential to sustaining the [...]
Updates on a potential connecting pathway Pathway handoutDownload
This past year brought big changes on the west edge of Sheridan, as the first part of Gillispe Draw Trail was built. You'll complete 2.5 miles of trail there in 2019, with 7 total miles planned for future builds. Running [...]
Friday evening is a class Sheridan County Extension with Saturday morning in the field at Antelope Butte. Workshop is FREE!! Click here for more details - details
Just above the Tongue River water trail maps you will find a link to another brochure created by Scott Intern, Mindy Songer. This Tongue River edition brochure overviews the history that surrounds the river, birds you might see, and fun [...]
Mindy Songer, Scott Intern, just created a new brochure filled with fun facts about the history, plant life, wildlife, and geology of the Red Grade trail system. Click here to check it out.
Sheridan Community Land Trust preserves our open spaces, healthy rivers and creeks, working ranches, wildlife habitat, and vibrant history, while expanding recreation opportunities to connect people with the places they love.
