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Welcome!The Wyoming Stock Growers Agricultural Land Trust is the Cowboy State's first Wyoming-based statewide agricultural land conservation organization. We focus specifically on conserving ranchlands and ranching operations in order to preserve Wyoming's wide-open spaces, natural habitats and western lifestyle they support.
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Latest News
Extensive Wyoming land conservation project conserves nearly 19,000 acres
UPPER GREEN RIVER VALLEY, WYO. - A massive land-protection agreement in Sublette County closed Thursday, conserving nearly 19,000 acres of historic agricultural land, critical wildlife habitat and iconic view sheds.
The Sommers Grindstone Conservation Project is one of the most extensive private lands conservation efforts in Wyoming’s history and includes four separate conservation easements and public fishing access on nearly five miles of the Green River.
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Bagley elected vice chairman
After a recent vote of the Wyoming Stock Growers Agricultural Land Trust Board of Directors, Jody Bagley was elected vice chairman. He has served on the Board for three years.
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Options for working ranches disscussed during community conversation
The Wyoming Stock Growers Agricultural Land Trust was well represented during the May 26 Voices of the Valley community conversation series. Executive Director Pamela Dewell was part of a panel that presented 'Conservation Options for Working Ranches'.
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Johnson County landowners conserve historic ag lands
KAYCEE – Concerned about the threat of prime, agricultural landscapes being gobbled up by development, two Johnson County landowners took steps to save their iconic Wyoming ranch lands.
Marking the first Johnson County conservation easements held by the Wyoming Stock Growers Agricultural Land Trust, Kevin and Judy Lund donated 2,240 acres comprising Powder River Ranch and Fourmile Creek Ranch east of Kaycee.
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Encana invests in ranching's future
CHEYENNE - For several years, members of the Wyoming Stock Growers Agricultural Land Trust Board of Directors have talked about the increasing challenges facing young families who want to get established in agriculture. Due to the generosity of Encana Oil and Gas, and matching gifts from private donors, a feasibility study has been launched to develop a program through which properties can be transferred to the next generation of farm and ranch families.
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