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 include links to the specific need. If you have any of these items and can donate them, please contact SCLT directly by calling our office at (307) 673-4702 or by emailing any member of our staff.

Conservation Program, Big Goose Natural Area, Ridgetop Natural Area, & Gillispie Draw Natural Area

• $1,000 or less
  • ($300) Cordless impact wrench for equipment maintenance used to maintain the Natural Areas.
  • ($900) Cordless powered staple gun to help modify existing fence to wildlife-friendly fence without much hassle. This makes much quicker and lighter work for volunteers!
• $10,000
  • A gooseneck or bumper pull flat bed trailer with a minimum GVWR of at least 12,000 pounds to transport equipment and material to project sites.
• Rent or Buy
  • Skid steer attachments: Hydraulic snow plow for maintaining property roads and trail head parking lots, wire winder to remove old fence, post pounder, and brush mower to remove invasive vegetation. Typically cost $200-$500 to rent and $1,500-$7,000 to buy.

Recreation Program

• $2,000 – Trail Mower to help maintain enjoyable and safe nature trails and open spaces at BGNA.
• Red Grade Trails
  • $18,000 – Revamps the lower section of Let ’em Roll with enhanced berms, rollers, drops, and corners.
• Soldier Ridge Trail System
  • $50 to $250 – Bridge and boardwalk repairs.
  • $500 to $2,500 – Bridge and boardwalk replacements.
  • $5,000 to $10,000 – New Pond Loop Trail at the Gillispie Draw Natural Area (the pond near Hidden Hoot Trail).
• Big Goose Natural Area
  • $20,000 to $35,000 – Makes trails more accessible to more people by extending the hard-pack gravel trails.

History Program

• $1,000 or less
  • Research and documentation, publications, educational materials, digital history stories, registration and travel to Land Trust Alliance Rally for professional development
  • A wooden frame for the historic original interpretive sign from the 1976 streetcar restoration.
  • Local history book: Let the Good Luck Happen: My Stories of Ranching and Life in the Big Horn Valley, Wyoming by Ike Fordyce
• $5,000
  • Historic site preservation, National Register of Historic Places nominations, public events, oral history projects
• $10,000
  • Endowment for ongoing historical programming, historic preservation projects
• Streetcar Project Materials
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