OUR MISSION
To be a leader in NATURAL RESOURCE CONSERVATION by providing resources, education, technical assistance and information for the development and improvement of our natural resources, to promote and protect agriculture, protect the tax base and promote the health, welfare and safety of Uinta County residents.
WELCOME
To the Uinta County Conservation District!
EVENTS
No current public events scheduled
Board Meetings
Held on the 3rd Thursday of the month:
Nov-Feb 6 pm
Mar-Oct 8 pm
Contact Us
Phone: (307) 787-3070
Fax: (307) 787-3058
204 East Sage St.
Lyman, WY 82937
HOURS:
Mon. - Thurs.
8:00 am - 4:00 pm
We would be happy to meet with you outside of these hours by appointment.
Wyo Grape Guide
Interested in growing grapes in Wyoming?
Hard copies of the Wyoming Grape Guide are now available at the UCCD office in Lyman.
What's New?
Check back often for our latest news, workshop dates and seasonal information.
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July 2020 Newsletter
The July 2020 Newsletter contains information about current Bear River improvement projects, livestock water development projects, and sagebrush.
Check it out today and visit the newsletter page of this website to subscribe and receive copies of our quarterly newsletter in your inbox.
Code of the West
"Life in the country can be rich and rewarding, treasured by both Uinta County residents who have been here for generations, and those who have recently moved here."
Protecting our way of life in Wyoming is
important for our future.
Read the Uinta County Code of the West for more information about the ethics we hold as Uinta County residents when it comes to living, building and developing in Uinta County.
Seedling Trees?
Click here for more information.
Redbooks
Check with us in December of each year for the next year's Redbook.
Redbooks are pocket-sized books used by livestock owners to keep record of herd and grazing information.
Not a Uinta County resident?
Every inch of Wyoming is covered by one of the 34 Conservation Districts.
Find your local Conservation District at www.conservewy.com.