When you’re out on the trail this summer, take a moment to reflect on the person or people who helped to make your outing possible. Then, be sure to thank them when you get back home. [...]Column: Reflect, thank your support team
Bighorn National Forest Supervisor Andrew Johnson recently signed an updated occupancy and use special order that, among other uses, affects dispersed camping. [...]USFS officials make improvements to Bighorn camping experience
With so many things to do during the summer in Sheridan, columnist McKoy Feland came up with a list of what she thinks are the top five things to do this summer. [...]Column: 5 things to do this summer
Sheridan nonprofit Science Kids released its second season of NatureWY, an outdoor science education series on Wyoming PBS. The second season of the series highlights pollination, food webs, p… [...]NatureWY Season 2 released on Wyoming PBS
The winter hay-feeding crew is much smaller than the summer hay crew.For the Campbell family in Bondurant, it’s whittled down to one or two men who work the horse team, the machine and themsel… [...]Feeding cattle takes work, skill
“We know that people value the freedom that dispersed camping provides, but also know it has become increasingly difficult to find a campsite with so many unoccupied campers left on the Forest… [...]Column: Bighorn making changes to improve camping experience
Please keep in mind that while some check stations are open seven days a week, you should plan ahead and get your inspection done during open hours. [...]Column: Stop for watercraft inspections during summer boating season
Rooted in Wyoming (RiW) is providing students in the Sheridan community the opportunity to learn the process of growing plants through seed-starting classes. [...]Rooted in Wyoming hosts another year of seeding classes for over 500 students in Sheridan County
Companion planting is a traditional gardening technique that has gained in popularity in recent years. Simply put, companion planting is growing two types of plants near each other for the ben… [...]Column: Plant some marigolds
Happy Earth Day! A celebration and reminder that just as the outdoors is here for everyone, everyone also shares a responsibility in taking care of it. Even at our higher altitudes. [...]Column: Keeping our mountains clean
Spring, it appears, has finally sprung! And at Sheridan Community Land Trust, it means the fun has only just begun. [...]Column: Spring has finally sprung and the fun with SCLT has just begun
Columnist Julie Greer shares her love of maps. [...]Column: Sharing a love of paper maps
The USFS implemented restrictions for the past two winter seasons, proving effective with no reports of collisions between motorized and non-motorized recreation in the area since its implementation. [...]Traffic control regulations prove effective in Arrowhead Bowl for second winter season
Living in Wyoming, especially so close to the Bighorns, many of us probably know some tips or tricks to staying safe and being good stewards while recreating, but I wanted to go over a few. [...]Column: Sharing safety tips as spring, summer approach
When Jasmine Pickner-Bell was five years old, her father, renowned hoop dancer Dallas Chief Eagle, gave her one hoop: a circle representing her inner self. [...]World champion hoop dancer shares her story
Columnist Sara Kirol suggests several recreational options to explore during the spring months in the Bighorn National Forest. [...]Column: Abundance of outdoor rec options for spring
Folks will have a chance to follow fly-fishermen as they adventure into the world’s unique and adventurous fly-fishing locations including locations throughout the U.S., Oman, Australia, Mexic… [...]Fly-Fishing Film Tour brings world fishing adventures to Sheridan
Each fall, hunters in Wyoming go afield in pursuit of their favorite big game animal or game bird. For Wyoming Game and Fish Department wildlife managers, planning for that hunting season star… [...]Column: Hunting season planning starts early for WGFD
It is winter outside and a season for rest in the garden, but for us and most gardeners, it is a season to plan, prepare and dream, columnist Jodi Kenney said. [...]Column: 'Tis season for dreaming
As Anthony Kluesner became buried under the snow, he strained under its weight, unable to breathe, move or see. [...]Avalanche buries sledder – Meeteetse man rescued by friends near Cooke City
Since we are a statewide organization, I thought it would be important to share an update on what is happening just over the mountain to the west. Our policy coordinator, Sarah Walker, spends … [...]Column: The wild, rugged, Horse Forest
SHERIDAN — The U.S. Forest Service is preparing for projects this summer geared toward expanding recreation, protecting wildlife and furthering conservation efforts in the Bighorn National Forest. [...]Summer projects to further conservation, stewardship in Bighorn National Forest
So, saddle up and hit the trail — or don’t — and enjoy our beautiful Bighorns backyard this winter, columnist Chris Vrba said. [...]Column: Saddle up, enjoy Bighorns with SCLT
Julie Greer guides readers in how to be a good outdoor adventure companion. [...]Column: Relationship advice for outdoor adventure companions
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