Newsletter

The following GRVLT newsletters are available in PDF:

Winter/Spring 2005
2005-12-01  Think about what you love most about Sublette County today—open views, abundant wildlife, productive agriculturallands. Now, think about how the area will look in 10, 25, 50 or 100 years. In many ways, the future of Sublette County—and surrounding counties—depends on ranchers. The vast majority of lands in this County are still in active agriculture. ... more>

Summer/Fall 2004
2004-06-01  The Green River Valley Land Trust is pleased to announce that it has successfully worked with the Dick Noble family to place a conservation easement on the Flying U Ranch in Cora. The purpose of the conservation easement is to keep the land open and available for agriculture forever. The ranch includes about one mile of New Fork River frontage, and lies within an important migration route for pronghorn and mule deer. ... more>

Winter/Spring 2004
2004-01-01  As explained by our mission statement, a key component of the work of the Green River Valley Land Trust is to “assist landowning families of the area.” The Land Trust is pleased to have assisted a number of local families in recent months in meeting their goals for the future of their land. We salute these landowners for their generosity and commitment to the future of the Green River Valley. ... more>

Winter/Spring 2003
2003-01-01  The Green River Valley Land Trust recently secured a conservation easement over the historic 1,940-acre O Bar Y Ranch as part of a conservation sale by Bill and Sherry Kellen. The easement will preserve wildlife habitat, migration routes, and open space for future generations. “The land trust helped us structure a conservation easement that allowed us to accomplish these goals and still sell the ranch,” said Mr. Kellen. ... more>