SCLT’s direct-to-satellite virtual fencing project reached an exciting milestone recently as staff joined Doug and Stephanie Masters to collar their cattle before summer turnout on grazing allotments in the Bighorn National Forest. The deployment is the next step in testing [...]
SCLT recently completed a historic preservation easement on the Stone House (also known as the Peters House by many folks locally) near Wyarno, ensuring that one of the region’s rare surviving homestead-era farmhouses will endure. Built in 1898 from native [...]
Fences are as much a part of the West as cattle and cottonwoods. But not all fences are built equal—and some, frankly, get in the way. They can block wildlife, cost ranchers time and money, and still end up [...]
The Sheridan Community Land Trust (SCLT) is thrilled to welcome Bruce Scigliano as its first-ever Communications and Marketing Intern. His journey from a game warden to a game outdoor storyteller is as compelling as the landscapes SCLT works to conserve. [...]
“It’s never too late to pursue your passions.” It’s sage advice from Jordan Carroll, Sheridan Community Land Trust’s Conservation Intern. “Ten years ago, I was on a career pathway that I believed was my long-term journey,” he relayed. However, about [...]
Updated 10/28 The Soldier Ridge Trail System has reopened. SCLT has added signage at all access points, implemented an Loan-A-Leash program, rerouted a short section of Soldier Ridge Bench Trail, and created a helpful trail reporting tool that [...]
A new Sheridan business has demonstrated its commitment to creating a culture of reciprocity by donating a portion of a prestigious award prize to a local nonprofit that shares its dedication to protecting the open spaces that define Sheridan County [...]
Sheridan Community Land Trust (SCLT) is excited to announce the relocation of its office to a new location: 14 Lane Lane in Sheridan. It will be easier for community members to visit SCLT because the office at 14 Lane [...]
Want to bike and hike your newest community trail? Here's your chance! Join Sheridan Community Land Trust each Tuesday night at 6 pm to help put the finishing touches on a new community trail that starts at Kendrick Golf Course [...]
Ideas, opportunities abound for preserving history in new “Historic Tools” report commissioned by Sheridan Community Land Trust A new report has ideas and opportunities for people working to preserve history in Wyoming and beyond, whether they are folks who own [...]
