Sheridan Community Land Trust

The Sheridan Community Land Trust recently bought more than a hundred acres just a few miles outside of town. The Big Goose Natural Area will open up opportunities for recreation, historical preservation, conservation and community-building.

The Iron Riders were a group of Black soldiers that crossed the nation – and Wyoming – on bikes.

The Sheridan County Water Supply Report is slated to be followed by a series of regular reports that analyze the hydrological conditions in Sheridan County and the surrounding area. A survey that SCLT conducted earlier this year indicated that there's a need for more publicly available information about water and drought and how this information can inform decisions made in the community.

The Colorado-based NextFifty Initiative has provided $10,000 for SCLT's Explore History program, which aims to engage older adults in educational opportunities in addition to reducing social isolation and improve overall health and well being through shared experiences.

Sheridan Community Land Trust is offering farmers and ranchers an opportunity to preserve ag lands for future generations in addition to protecting wildlife and waterway habitats through voluntary conservation agreements.

May marks Historic Preservation Month and the Sheridan Community Land Trust is reviving its historical preservation easement program.A historical…

The Sheridan Community Land Trust has received two grants that will go towards building more trails and parking areas in the Bighorn National Forest.The…

The Sheridan Community Land Trust (SCLT) has been granted $235,000 to secure two voluntary conservation easements in Sheridan County.The two easements…

Since health officials are asking residents to practice social distancing and avoid gathering in groups of more than 10 people, a conservation group has…

For the third year, the Sheridan Community Land Trust is sponsoring a free avalanche training workshop for those who want backcountry safety…