Weston County Natural Resource District

Mission Statement

To provide leadership in conserving the natural resources in the Weston County
Natural Resource District by providing information, education and technical
assistance to meet the needs of the users

Cost Share Programs

The WCNRD offers cost share programs to assist in stock water development, soil conservation, septic maintenance, community tree planting, and much more.

Forest Health

Taking applications now for fuel mitigation projects

Through grants and local funding, the WCNRD assists with thinning projects to help landowners mitigate pest issues and wildfire risk. Proper thinning also improves the quality of harvestable lumber.

Tree Program

Every fall the district provides seedling trees and shrubs for sale for conservation plantings. Sales typically begin in November, with the trees arriving in April. Also providing guidance on windbreak and living snowfence plantings.

Mallo Camp Fuels Project: Request for bids

The Mallo Board in conjunction with the Weston County Natural Resource District is accepting sealed bids for fuel mitigation work to be done at Mallo Camp in the fall and winter 2023-2024. The bid period has been extended, and are due by August 9th at 5 pm to the Weston County NRD office.

For more information about Mallo Camp: https://www.mallocamp.com/

Project: The project consists of 11 acres total. Eight acres of fuel treatment and 3 acres of fuel break.

Request for Bids: Mallo fuels Project RFB.7.2023

KML File: view this file in Google Earth that includes the project map and pictures: Mallo.zip

Questions can be directed to Caleb Carter, District Manager, Weston County NRD, at (307) 746-3264 x4

"In" vs "Out" of the District

District Boundary

2021 WCNRD Boundary Map (click map to enlarge it) Are you in the district or out of the district? The Weston County Natural Resource District is unique among Conservation District’s in Wyoming, as not all the land in Weston County is in the District. When the district was created, it only included land north of Highway 16 and East of Highway 85. Landowners who didn’t […]