• Community Enhancement Grants

• Seedling Trees

• Water Funding Available

• Read before you sign, message from UCCD

Wyoming SNOTEL Current Snow Water Equivalent (SWE) % of Normal

Updated daily

USDA NRCS National Water and Climate Center 

If you are a Uinta County livestock owner or manager, stop by to pick one up:

• Uinta County Conservation District Office, 204 E Sage, Lyman, M-Th 8-4

• University of Wyoming Extension Office, 228 9th St, Evanston, M-F 8-5

New for 2023 ordering:

• different variety of tree species available

• PDF descriptions of individual species

• April 13, 2023 deadline

This local poster contest is open to kindergarten through 12th grade public and home school students. Deadline: May 6th, 4:00 pm.

The National Soil and Water Stewardship Week is April 30-May 7. The topic this year is watersheds, and the Poster Contest theme is "One Water".

Wyoming State Statutes require developers of all subdivisions to obtain a review regarding soil suitability for various urban uses, erosion control, flooding hazards, and sedimentation. UCCD is responsible for all Uinta County subdivision reviews.

WCHS is stakeholder engagement effort aimed at engaging the ag community to identify ways to support producers in the voluntary adoption of soil health practices on croplands and grazing lands. As a member of Wyoming’s ag community, we value your input and invite you to help us gather information by taking this important survey.

Home composting is an excellent way to save money on trash disposal by recycling organic kitchen and garden waste into a useful soil amendment that can benefit your lawn and garden. UCCD encourages home composting. Check out the resources on our new page and learn about the low-cost Compost Bin opportunity coming spring 2023!

Soil Health is an important topic.

Find information about UCCD sponsored workshops, Wyoming Collaborative for Healthy Soils workshops and surveys, as well as additional resources on this page.

Uinta County rancher, Shaun Sims was highlighted in a short video produced by the Public Lands Council, American Sheep Industry Association, & National Grazing Land Coalition.