Contact: Katie Belton, SCLT Director of Community Engagement Phone: (307) 673 – 4702 Email: director@yvo.7d4.myftpupload.com or katie@yvo.7d4.myftpupload.com FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 12/7/2016 Approval Given for Additional Red Grade Trails Sheridan Community Land Trust receives permission for trails and trailhead. [...]
Steve Dudley teaches proper technique with a hand saw. Shovels and Spades on Red Grade Trails was the best! Steve Dudley, a local naturalist, led this event. He showed us the SCLT tool trailer and then gave us [...]
We had so much fun in the sun at the Scott Bicentennial Park in Dayton for our September Unplug event. We love holding our events all across Sheridan County to encourage different audiences to join! This was our only after [...]
Sadly, we had to cancel this event due to the cold and rain. Next year we will be back!
In partnership with the Natural Resource Conservation Service (NRCS), the Tongue River Initiative (a project-dependent partnership of SCLT, The Nature Conservancy, and Sheridan County Conservation District) would like to announce opportunities for Russian Olive removal with native species restoration, as [...]
We have been working diligently on the conservation front and are excited to share our anticipation of several projects closing before the end of 2016, with a fourth to follow in 2017. The public benefits of these projects are diverse [...]
September on Red Grade Trails meant breaking ground for an additional mile of hiking trail on State Land. We are continually energized by the 30+ volunteers from the community who have donated their time, strength, and ideas to help us [...]
Saturday, July 9th: Welch Ranch was a lot of fun! While the adults had the nets up on the bridge trying to catch the sparrows, the kids took part in a number of activities. They made bracelets, a nest big [...]
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Buffalo Field Office (BFO) has released an Environmental Assessment (EA) regarding the issuance of a right-of-way for the Red Grade Trail System for review and public comment. All comments must be received by August [...]
Sunday, June 26: Thank you to all of the kids and adults who biked, walked, or scooted to Washington Park to join us for sandwiches and refreshments on Sunday. It was perfect weather to enjoy all that Sheridan Pathways has [...]
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.