Maggie Miller, of Grindstone Cattle Company, Named 2026 Kurt Bucholz Award Recipient

“Maggie Miller represents something at the heart of why conservation matters in Wyoming — not simply protecting land, but caring for a place deeply enough to make sure it remains whole for the people, wildlife and generations that come after us.”

Siblings Complete Adjoining Conservation Easements to Protect Nearly 296 Acres in Sublette County

Anselmi siblings, Mark and Regina, conserve nearly 296 acres in Sublette County through adjoining conservation easements.

Clarendon "Easy" East Cat Creek Ranch Conservation Easement Protects 1,800 Acres in Sheridan County

“Dave’s stewardship — rooted in a deep understanding of the land, a strong cowboy ethic, and the belief that we borrow this land from future generations — will help ensure this ranch remains a thriving part of Wyoming’s agricultural and conservation heritage for generations to come.”

To learn more about this conservation easement, click the button below to read the full press release!

25th Anniversary Commemorative Scarf

These beautiful scarves were hand-designed by Tirzah Lane, with Tirzah Lane Art. Created exclusively for the Wyoming Stock Growers Land Trust, each scarf tells a story of the land, wildlife, and heritage we work to protect. Framing the design are nearly 50 brands from landowner partners, honoring their legacy and reminding us that conservation is rooted in people, place, and a shared commitment to stewardship.

Whether worn or displayed, this scarf is more than an accessory – it is a celebration of western heritage, open spaces, and the people who are keeping Wyoming, Wyoming™!

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Wyoming Stock Growers Land Trust

Conserving Wyoming’s working agricultural lands, which also provide open space, wildlife habitat, and other environmental benefits for future generations.

Since our founding in 2000, The Wyoming Stock Growers Land Trust has partnered with 97 families to conserve more than 333,000 acres of working agricultural land.