Helpful Items SCLT Programs Need Most Now
Make a difference today by helping SCLT programs secure what is needed most. If you want to make any of these items a reality, please specify the item(s) you would like to support with a note when you make your gift. Some of the items below have links to the specific item of need. If you have any of these items and are able to donate them, please contact SCLT directly by calling our office at (307) 673-4702 or emailing any member of our staff.
Conservation Program & Big Goose Natural Area
- $100 or less
- Hand tools like socket wrenches, pliers, screwdrivers and more. We can use whatever you have to spare.
- Fencing pliers, gloves, and other fencing tools/supplies for wildlife-friendly fence projects
- Chainsaw blades for invasive species removal at the Big Goose Natural Area.
- $200 or less
- $1,000 or less
- An entryway bench seat for people to watch and learn about birds and wildlife.
- Binoculars for bird and wildlife watching, bird feed and storage totes.
- Local skulls, furs, and fossils for a touch table in what will be our Welcome Center.
- $1,000 or less
- $60,000 or more – Skid steer and attachments like a post pounder, snow plow, bucket, brush hog, and wire winder for stewardship projects at the Big Goose Natural Area, habitat improvement, wildlife-friendly fence, and wet meadow restoration work. The skid steer and tools will also aid trail construction and maintenance.
Recreation Program
- $100 or less – Hand tools. We have so many great community members who volunteer that we sometimes don’t have tools for them all
- ($57) McLeod tool. This is a standard tool for trail building and maintenance. More are needed for volunteer events.
- Pick Mattock and hoe. The soil here can be nearly rock hard at times, this is what we use to reshape the dirt for our purposes.
- ($78) Pick Mattock
- ($102) Prohoe
- ($72) Prohoe Highlander
- Rakes. Hard tooth and springy rakes are vital for trail construction and maintenance. From smoothing out rough spots to clearing drains plugged with pine needles.
- ($34) Rake
- ($26) Steel Bow Rake
- ($41) Tampers. Repacking the trail tread will help it last longer.
- ($35) Debarking tool. To use on site logs for trail features, we need to remove the bark for them to last as long as possible.
- Rock sling. We use larger rocks to make cool trail features, but sometimes they are just too heavy or too far away. For human and mini-x use.
- ($95) Haul All
- ($115) Rock Belt
- ($115) Rock Hammock
- $265 or less – Routers for making our own signs. Many of our signs could be made from natural materials that exist along the trails such as downed trees, sign frames could be enhanced with trail names, and signs could be repainted when faded rather than replaced. A compact for doing detailed work and a mid size for larger jobs.
- ($265) Router
- ($69) Router template
- $1,000 or less
- ($895) Trail multi tool. Jared only has the two hands, but this is 6 in 1 to make the most out of every trip on the trail
- Trail bike. We are looking for a hardtail bike for mounting trail tools on so we can get those maintenance tasks done quicker!
- $5,000 – Lawn Mower to help maintain enjoyable and safe nature trails and open spaces at BGNA.
- $10,000 – Red Grade Trails – Direct support to fund trailhead improvements, trail construction, and damage repairs.
History Program
$1,000 or less Donation:
- Research and documentation, publications, educational materials, digital history stories, registration and travel to Land Trust Alliance Rally for professional development
$5,000 Donation:
- Historic site preservation, National Register of Historic Places nominations, public events, oral history projects
$10,000 Donation:
- Endowment for ongoing historical programming, historic preservation projects
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