Join the Western Landowners Alliance and the Sheridan County Conservation District for an evening happy hour that dives into Sheridan’s open spaces. Working lands are unsung heroes, providing invaluable ecosystem services that sustain wildlife, connected landscapes, open space, and local, sustainable economies. This unique event is your passport to learn, explore, appreciate, and celebrate the many conservation benefits that private lands provide to our communities. The event will engage with leading experts, ecologists, and conservationists as they share insights on the diverse ecosystem services rendered by private lands. Plan to explore the economic, social, and environmental benefits that stem from wise land stewardship. The whole family is invited. Help us inspire the next generation of stewards for our precious working lands!

Free appetizers & a cash bar will also be available!

At the event, plan to:

• Watch a short film that dives into the world of biodiversity, soil health, and sustainable land management practices.
• Learn how private landowners play a crucial role in preserving and enhancing these services, ensuring a harmonious coexistence between human activities and nature.
• Connect with like-minded individuals, landowners, and organizations passionate about preserving and enhancing the ecosystem services provided by private lands.

• Lesli Allison, Chief Executive Officer of the Western Landowners Alliance
• Bob Budd, Executive Director, Wyoming Wildlife and Natural Resource Trust
• Brad Bauer, Executive Director, Sheridan Community Land Trust
• Dan Reinke, Rancher
• Doug Masters, Rancher
• Ian Tator, Terrestrial Habitat Supervisor, Wyoming Game and Fish Department.
• Moderator: Jessica Western, Board member, Sheridan County Conservation District

Please RSVP here.

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