What started as an effort to save Wyoming’s last streetcar has become something bigger: a community-wide restoration project powered by local support, volunteer effort, and a shared belief that Sheridan’s stories matter. Thanks to strong community backing, more than $90,000 [...]
Summer Saturdays are the perfect time to visit the SCLT Welcome Center. Open Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., the Welcome Center offers a great starting point for a weekend adventure at the SCLT Big Goose Natural Area. Whether [...]
As Memorial Day Weekend arrives and summer unofficially begins across Sheridan County, many people are making plans to hit favorite trails, load up bikes and kayaks, and spend more time outdoors. And this year, that may also mean discovering someplace [...]
Thanks to a dedicated group of volunteers, a new shelterbelt of native trees and shrubs is now taking root at the SCLT Big Goose Natural Area (BGNA). On Monday, volunteers worked together to plant cottonwoods and buffaloberries in the shelterbelt [...]
The Sheridan Community Land Trust (SCLT) has received a meaningful boost for its ongoing stream restoration work, thanks to the success of the Fly Fishing Film Tour at the WYO Theater this February. The event sold out, bringing more than [...]
A closer look at dogs, stewardship, and access across SCLT trails As more people head outdoors, SCLT is reminding trail users that access—especially with dogs—comes with responsibility. From the Soldier Ridge Trail System to the Big Goose Natural [...]
Anglers have a new reason to get outside this spring. On April 8, the Wyoming Game and Fish Department stocked approximately 500 rainbow trout at the Sheridan Community Land Trust’s Big Goose Natural Area (BGNA). The fish, averaging about 7 [...]
Before kickoff, this crew got to work. While most folks were prepping for the Super Bowl, an incredible group of volunteers spent their Sunday morning at Streetcar #115 for our Streetcar Clean-Out Party — and what a difference you [...]
On a summer evening at Big Goose Creek, it’s easy to forget how much work a creek is doing, and how much work it sometimes needs from us. Water slides past willows, insects rise, and fish follow patterns as [...]
