It’s rare that something billed as a “game changer” lives up to the hype. But SCLT’s new two-wheel tractor has gone above and beyond in its first season. “In five minutes, this machine can do what would take me [...]
“Be sure to check for snakes before grabbing the bottom wire.” Molly Schroeder shared that sage-like wisdom high on a grassy hill while working with her son Tristan at a fence removal volunteer night hosted by Sheridan Community Land Trust [...]
“I have learned that while everyone operates their land differently, they all value the land they have and want to see it thrive,” said John Graves. As Sheridan Community Land Trust’s new Director of Conservation, Graves looks forward to helping [...]
The Sheridan Community Land Trust is excited to announce that the Soldier Ridge Trail System has reopened to the public. SCLT reminds the public that most of the Soldier Ridge Trail System is on private land. Access to this [...]
Land restoration is a collaborative effort. That spirit has been displayed this season along Sixmile Creek outside of Ranchester. There, a large swath of wet meadows have undergone the start of what we hope will be a sea change. [...]
I would like to address the recent closure of the Soldier Ridge and Hidden Hoot Trail systems. The land that the trailheads and most of the trail sits on has been owned by my family since 1957. We have always [...]
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 [...]
Perhaps the greatest joy at a community nonprofit is turning the dreams of many into a reality for all. This year, SCLT saw what began as a dream nearly 20 years ago take giant strides toward reality. As more and [...]
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 [...]
Many hands make light work. It’s an old adage that, according to Google AI, dates back to at least “the early 1300s in a knightly romance known as Sir Bevis of Hampton.” Please do what you will with that tidbit, [...]
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.
