The Dusk to Dawn Trail Run was the first of six non-SCLT events this year to use trails you helped build - putting the community in community trails! “If you build it, they will come.” It’s an iconic [...]
Locations where 62 mule deer were captured and collared (below) in the Bighorn National Forest this summer. by Carrie Kyle, Graduate Research Assistant, Kauffman Lab, Wyoming Cooperative Fish & Wildlife Research Unit Healthy mule deer herds are essential [...]
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 [...]
For an Oregon gal who learned to swim as she learned to walk, the lack of access to waters to swim, float, fish and just get outdoors was something Hesid Brandow described as a “culture shock.” “Sheridan did not have [...]
Kenny Osborne of EMIT removes the first piece of rail from “The Impaler,” an old diversion structure made from railroad iron and ties in Big Goose Creek on Sheridan’s west edge during a workday this spring. SCLT helped organize [...]
Tom Petty was right (when wasn’t he?): You belong among the wildflowers. Now, thanks to the efforts of David Haile and Susanna Meyer, you’ll be able to identify those beautiful wildflowers you’re seeing when you’re out on Prairie Loop or [...]
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 [...]
This fall, SCLT received two “game-changing” grants that will bring people more views like these at Red Grade Trails very soon. Soldier Ridge loop closed; 15 miles coming at Red Grade If there’s one thing that’s certain these [...]
In what can only be described as a “game changer” for outdoor recreation opportunities in the Bighorn Mountains, the Sheridan Community Land Trust recently received two grant awards totaling almost $600,000 – all of which will be used to build [...]
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.