Deeper Meanings Series: Bears and Bear Safety
Our featured speaker will be Brian DeBolt, the Wyoming Game and Fish Department’s Large Carnivore Conflict Coordinator.
Deeper Meaning Series: Trail Management and Development in Sinks Canyon
Join us to learn more about trail management and development from Sinks Canyon State Park Superintendent, Jessica Moore and Connor Maher the South Zone Trails Coordinator for the Washakie Ranger District of the Shoshone National Forest.
A Deeper Meaning Series: Wind River Indian Reservation: Resilience and Strength
Featuring Shoshone Elder and Tribal Cultural Educator Ivan Posey, speaking on the history of the Wind River Reservation and important current issues facing the reservation. Ivan is a sincere, knowledgeable, and dynamic speaker.
Sinks Canyon: A Deeper Meaning Series-- Restoring Shoshone Ancestral Food Gathering
Sinks Canyon Wild presents the “Sinks Canyon: A Deeper Meaning Series.” The Monday, March 20, 2023 session will start at 6:30 PM and will feature identifying local medicinal and food plants, native plant displays, and a traditional food preparation demonstration.
SCW Sinks Canyon Via Ferrata Survey
The Wyoming State Parks Department has a new proposal to build a commercial Via Ferrata in Sinks Canyon State Park—this time on the Sandstone Buttress at the gateway to our treasured backyard Park. Fill out our short survey.
Donate to SCW During Lander’s Challenge for Charities
Be sure to include Sinks Canyon Wild when making your Challenge for Charities donations! Donate today: https://www.landercommunityfoundation.org/donate
SCW at Garden Expo
We will be tabling at the Garden Expo. Stop by to learn more about Sinks Canyon Wild.
The Garden Expo is a FREE family-friendly event that focuses on gardening, backyard living and outdoor recreation.
Sinks Canyon: A Deeper Meaning Series-- Wildlife-Recreation Challenges
Sinks Canyon Wild presents the “Sinks Canyon: A Deeper Meaning Series.” The Monday, March 20, 2023 session will start at 6:30 PM and explore the intersection of appropriate recreation and wildlife management.
Featured presenters: Taylor Phillips, the founder of EcoTour Adventures; Courtney Larson, a conservation scientist with The Nature Conservancy in Wyoming; and, Bruce Thompson a retired natural science education specialist. Learn more.
UW Haub School Panel Discussion on Via Ferrata in Sinks Canyon
On Tuesday, January 24, the University of Wyoming’s Haub School of Environment and Natural Resources presented a panel discussion about the proposed Via Ferrata development in Sinks Canyon.
Sinks Canyon Wild President Ron Smith was a panelist, as were Fremont County residents John Pingree the Eastern Shoshone Cultural Spiritual representative, and Cristina Gonzalez from Lander.
The link to the video of the live panel discussion on YouTube is here https://youtu.be/hnUdcgnCAmw
See us at "Art in the Afternoon"
Visit with members of Sinks Canyon Wild, as you enjoy Lander’s premiere holiday sale and celebration.
Sinks Canyon: More than 9,000 Years of Human History
Presenters include:
Randy Wise— Reflections on Modern Sinks Canyon
Ivan Posey—Eastern Shoshone History and Culture
Ben Ridgely— Northern Arapaho History and Culture