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UINTA COUNTY CONSERVATION DISTRICT

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Compost 

  • $8 for 1 ft³ - cash or check only

  • UCCD Office, 204 E Sage St, Lyman

NEWS & EVENTS
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  • Invitation to Bid

  • The Uinta County Conservation District is accepting separate bids for one 2012 Ram 1500 Crew Cab pickup truck, green in color, and one 2012 Ram 1500 Crew Cab pickup truck, brown in color.

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  • Three Uinta County Students were winners in the WACD state poster contest

  • These three posters will advance to the national competition in February

  • Congratulations and good luck to these students!

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  • Bear River Projects

  • Fall is for Building Soil

  • Pheasants Forever Conservation Program

  • Upcoming Power Hour

  • Seedling Trees orders

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  • If you are a Uinta County livestock owner or manager, stop by the Conservation District Office in Lyman, or the Extension Office in Evanston to pick one up.

  • Redbooks are pocket-sized books used by livestock owners to keep record of herd and grazing information.

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  • We will be taking a break from our monthly Power Hour seminars in November and December!

  • 2026 Power Hour seminars will be held quarterly 

  • More information to come at the beginning of 2026

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  • $8 for 1 ft³ - cash or check only

  • UCCD Office, 204 E Sage St, Lyman 

  • Questions? Call UCCD at 307-288-2014

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  • Check out the information on our Compost page:

  • How to Build healthy soil in your garden

  • How to Choose quality compost

  • What makes quality compost

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  • 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.

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  • Harmful Cyanobacterial Blooms (HCBs) aka Harmful Algal Blooms (HABs) in water bodies can be harmful to humans and livestock

  • We have complied some resources to help you stay safe and protect your animals!

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  • Are you interested in pressing plants, flowers, or leaves?

  • UCCD has a Plant check-out kit available for public use

  • Loaded with plant resources, books, keys, maps, etc

  • Large plant press (12x18"), Small plant presses (3x5")

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  • Available to conservation minded educators for conservation, natural resource, and agricultural related outdoor education

  • Apply for up to $1,000 per outdoor event

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  • Landscape Fabric and Staples

  • Hydrosource Polymer

  • Diatomaceous Earth

  • Mesh Tree Protectors

  • and more!

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  • We have information on Uinta County & Uinta Mountain wildflowers

  • Don't see a certain plant? We can help with identification

  • Send us an email or fill out the Google form

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  • Stay up to date on events, offerings, contests, deadlines, and more!

  • You can also find us on Instagram!

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  • Trout Unlimited film, “Reviving the Bear,” tells the story of the work on the Bear River.

  • Read U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service articles about the Almy Ditch & Evanston Dam projects.

  • As a collaborator, UCCD recognizes the amount of funding, coordination, & groundwork in these projects!

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  • Home composting is an excellent way to save money on trash disposal by recycling organic kitchen & garden waste into a useful soil amendment that can benefit your lawn and garden. UCCD encourages home composting.

  • Check out the resources!

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  • Help us understand the impact of UCCD to our stakeholders

  • Take this 5-minute survey to let us know

  • Your input on engagement, impact, satisfaction, and suggestions will help guide improvements and enhance our services

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  • Seedling planting video; provided by the Wyoming Association of Conservation Districts

  • Pre-order seedling trees from UCCD between October and April; trees arrive at the beginning of May.

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