The Sheridan County Conservation District continues to assist landowners and communities recovering from wildfire impacts through mitigation work, monitoring efforts and long-term planning across Elk Fire affected watersheds in Sheridan County. While most of this year’s funding has already been obligated, Sheridan County Conservation District Manager Carrie Rogaczewski said they are seeking additional resources and encouraged landowners with ongoing needs to reach out to the District office for assistance. C. RogaczewskiThe District also conducted expanded water quality monitoring on top of the scheduled Tongue River watershed. Additional recovery planning is underway but the scope and scheduling of the work is funding dependent for 2026. To contact the Sheridan County Conservation District, click here.