Join Dr. Julie Rieder of Science Kids for this family-friendly, self-guided hour of sleuthing while spring is in swing! Use all of your senses to discover things green, fuzzy, squishy, prickly, fragrant, messy, and delightful, as you walk along Red [...]
We're excited to announce our 2021 Spring Newsletter is now available. To download a press quality version of the newsletter, click here. To download a web optimized version of the newsletter, click here. Didn't get a newsletter? If you'd like [...]
When: Thursday, April 22 at 5:30 pm Where: Meet at Emerson Park in Sheridan. What: We'll clean up trash as we walk Sheridan Pathways to downtown. Tips: Please wear sturdy shoes. SCLT will have gloves & trash bags. Bonus: You'll [...]
Wood block pavement was strewn on Main Street after the Goose Creek flood in 1923. SCLT’s Big Goose Creek Virtual Tour explores how residents of the valley have interacted with the stream through time. Photo courtesy Wyoming Room Collection, [...]
Two years ago, much of Sheridan County experienced historic flooding. Last year, many streams were little more than a trickle. No one yet knows what this year will bring, but we do know that water will remain as important to [...]
In 2020, SCLT created the Discovery Sessions to connect our community with nature, outdoor recreation, history and much more. Our goal: help people learn a new outdoor skill or something new about Sheridan County. More than 300 people discovered something [...]
SCLT board member Jim Sorenson scouts new trail routes near Bear Gulch during wildflower season. We can’t wait to help you explore this beautiful part of our Bighorns backyard! With winter in the books and the “Grand Greening” [...]
Wyoming Humanities (WYH) is pleased to present a Spark Grant award to Sheridan Community Land Trust (SCLT) in support of “The History of Dude Ranching: A Timeline.” The project will help in the creation and installation of signage exploring dude [...]
Hikers, bikers, runners, walkers, equestrians and all people-powered outdoor recreationists will soon have more opportunities to explore the Bighorns as the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) approved the Sheridan Community Land Trust’s plan to build non-motorized trails on its land [...]
The Sheridan County Conservation District (SCCD) is currently accepting requests for assistance with water quality improvement projects. The current application deadline for summer 2021 is May 3, 2021. Funding is currently available for projects that address potential bacteria contributions to [...]
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.
