Conserved Properties

Below we’ve featured some of our voluntary conservation agreement, also known as a conservation easement, projects that we completed in partnership with local landowners. SCLT focuses on protecting working ranches, wildlife habitat, and open space in Sheridan County.

If you are a landowner interested in learning more about conservation options for your property?

click >>here, call 307-673-4702, or email director@sheridanclt.org

If you’re interested in learning more about how conservation easements work, click >>here.

• Access: 3 public access recreation trails
• Fun Fact : 10 species of raptors
• Conserved: 476+ acres
• Established: 2019

• Closed: January, 2019
• Fun Fact: 1.5 miles of Wolf Creek
• Conserved: 113 acres
• 9th and 10th conservation easement

• Closed: 2016
• Fun Fact: Now a City of Sheridan park
• Conserved: 31 acres
• 8th conservation easement

• Closed: June, 2015
• Fun Fact: Conserved key Greater Sage-Grouse habitat
• Conserved: 528 acres
• 7th conservation easement

• Closed: November, 2013
• Fun Fact: First conservation subdivision
• Conserved: 80 acres
• 6th conservation easement

• Closed: March, 2012
• Fun Fact: Most of the Soldier Ridge visible for miles around
• Conserved: 1,154 acres
• 4th and 5th conservation easement