The Acme Power Plant Reclamation Project is a community effort to address environmental and safety concerns at the former Acme Power Plant. The site is a 5 acre island of debris within an otherwise open space along the Tongue River, [...]
Employees of First Interstate Bank were among more than 250 volunteers who shared more 3,400+ hours building a truly special Sheridan County this past year. Thank you to everyone who volunteered for their tremendous kindness! There are many [...]
Grandmas Mountain (center) as seen from PK Lane. The story of how Grandmas Mountain got its name is one of many historical stories that will be on interpretive signs we’ll be adding along SCLT trails in 2021. New [...]
Join geologist Steve Stresky for a hike that will detail the fascinating geology along the upper portion of Red Grade Trails in Sheridan Community Land Trust’s upcoming Discovery Session – The Rocky History of Red Grade Trails. Steve will tell [...]
For the second of Sheridan Community Land Trust’s Discovery Sessions, we invite you take a trip down memory lane – a virtual trip, that is! On Thursday, May 14, at 5:30 p.m., AmeriCorps Historical Education VISTA Carrie Edinger will take [...]
President Susan Holmes and Executive Director Brad Bauer (far left) stand alongside other award recipients during the Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce awards banquet on Feb. 12. Photo courtesy Capturyd Studios. On February 12, the Sheridan Community Land Trust was [...]
Carol and Sam Mavrakis of The Seidler Foundation offer dollar-for-dollar match on all gifts and 2:1 for for all first time and new monthly gifts. Help make the match here >> The inspiration to build a better community is not [...]
Our 2018-19 Annual Report is hot off the press. Want to read about all the great things friends of SCLT made possible this past year? Here's 3 ways. Download a Press Quality (larger file) copy here >> Download a Web [...]
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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.