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Mission
The Wyoming Stock Growers Land Trust is dedicated to conserving Wyoming’s working agricultural lands, which also provide open space, wildlife habitat, and other environmental benefits for future generations.
Background
The Wyoming Stock Growers Land Trust was founded by a general membership vote of the Wyoming Stock Growers Association in December 2000. Our establishment was based on a growing need within the ranching community to provide voluntary, private-sector options for agricultural land conservation. We became a federally registered charitable organization in July 2001.
Our objectives are accomplished through conservation easements, increasing awareness of tools to maintain ranchlands, and assisting in research for new opportunities to conserve working agricultural landscapes.
We Are Unique
We are different from other land conservation organizations operating throughout the state. The Wyoming Stock Growers Land Trust:
- Is the Cowboy State’s first and only Wyoming-based, statewide ag land conservation organization.
- Focuses specifically on conserving ag lands.
- Maintains a board of directors composed primarily of agricultural producers who have a first-hand understanding of agricultural and community issues.
- Is affiliated with the Wyoming Stock Growers Association, a trusted advocate for the state’s agricultural community.
Partnership Of Rangeland Trusts
The Stock Growers Land Trust is a proud member of the Partnership of Rangeland Trusts (PORT), a group of agricultural-focused state associations. PORT members span across 12 Midwest and western states; only one statewide land trust is eligible for PORT membership, and we are proud to serve in this role.
Together, PORT members have partnered with over 2,000 families to conserve more than 3.1 million acres. PORT’s impact is a great example of how one landowner’s decision to conserve their land contributes to a much larger mission.
For more information visit www.rangelandtrusts.org.
Wyoming Stock Growers Land Trust