Benefits of Planting Trees
Trees provide livestock with protection from cold wind and blowing snow, as well as hot summer sun and drying winds.
​Trees provide wildlife habitat.
Trees contribute to the economic well-being of landowners.
Trees reduce flooding, improve water and oxygen, and filter contaminants.
Properly installed windbreaks can help reduce soil erosion and noise, and enhance air quality by reducing dust particles and odor.

Conservation Grade Tree and Shrub Public Pre-Sale

Tree and Shrub Sale opens each fiscal year on October 1st.
Orders are due with payment by March 1st. Payments can be made by cash or check.
Click here to download an order form
Click here to view USDA's WY Tree and Shrub Guide 

Windbreak/Shelter Belt Tree Planting Program

Want to plant a windbreak or living snow fence to protect your home, field or animals? Schedule a free site survey today! Last day for survey is March 1st. Plans and orders must be signed by March 1st. For more information or to schedule a site survey you can visit the office or call Bill at 307-532-1916 or 307-532-4880 Ext. 101
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Don't wait! cost-share funds are limited and first come first serve.

Windbreak/Shelter Belt Additional Programs

Windbreak Drip System Winterization and Spring Prep Program 
Unable to winterize your drip system or don't have the time? We can do it for you! Schedule your winterization performed by the district by November 15th, in the Spring We will then come back and prep your drip system for the Spring season.

Windbreak Fertilization Program
Want to give your windbreak trees a leg up and provide optimal growth and health? We can help! Our fertilizer program offers set up and take down of equipment and is available for plantings after their first year. 

​For pricing or to schedule a program call Bill at 307-532-1916.  

Public Overstock Tree Sale and Customer Appreciation BBQ

North Platte Valley and South Goshen Conservation Districts annually hold an overstock tree sale. Leftover trees from windbreak plantings and pre-sale orders are sold at the end of season to the public. 2026 date to be determined. For more information you can visit the office or call 307-532-4880 Ext. 101.