SCLT is excited to partner on a first-of-its-kind study which explores the seasonal movements of mule deer in the Northern Bighorns. Carrie Kyle, a graduate research assistant withe the Kauffman Lab in Wyoming Cooperative Fish & Wildlife Unit at the [...]
“Don’t call it a comeback, I been here for years.” Thirty years ago, LL Cool J dropped the mic with this iconic, though not quite grammatically correct, opening line to his megahit “Mama Said Knock You Out.” The line quickly [...]
At the start of December, Pam and John Standish issued the community a $30,000 Holiday Match Challenge to raise money for the Sheridan Community Land Trust. The community answered to the tune of 172 donations which resulted in $109,492.82 that [...]
Active Good, a new Sheridan nonprofit, partners with SCLT to groom Red Grade Trails for people-powered winter use Skiers, snowshoers, fat bikers and people-powered outdoor recreation enthusiasts alike have a new way to enjoy their beautiful Bighorns backyard this winter [...]
Christina Schmidt, Wyoming Game and Fish public information specialist in the Sheridan region, reports that on Dec. 13, 39 mule deer does were captured via helicopter along the eastern Bighorns by a contracted capture crew and fitted with [...]
As the calendar turns to December, we look back and reflect upon the past year as we look forward to what will happen in the year ahead. At Sheridan Community Land Trust, we observe our favorite holiday Trailmas. It’s [...]
The Provision Fund kicked off the giving season recently with a gift of $900 to the Sheridan Community Land Trust. Everything the Fund supports will have immediate local impact across our whole community, but will also create a foundation for [...]
A recent donation from Sheridan Physical Therapy (SPT) will help people enjoy the outdoors. On Oct. 29, staff members from SPT presented Sheridan Community Land Trust with a check for $1,160 that will be used to build and maintain SCLT’s [...]
There’s a new smiling face at the base of the Bighorns now that Alexis Petrie has joined the Sheridan Community Land Trust as a History & Community Education AmeriCorps VISTA. Petrie (pronounced like the Petri dish used to culture cells [...]
The 2019-2020 Annual Report is now available. Below is a list of all the articles contained within the report. Want to download a printable pdf? Click here for a press quality version. Prefer to view the pdf on your computer [...]
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