Our Mission
The Connecticut Land Conservation Council's mission is to elevate and strengthen land conservation in Connecticut.
We work to ensure that our parks, forests, farmlands, community gardens, streams, and wetlands are protected in perpetuity for the benefit of our present and future generations.
What's New
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CLIMATE-SMART LAND STEWARDSHIP
CT Land Trusts Go Green
TO integrate climate mitigation, resilience, and adaptation into the stewardship of conserved lands
The Connecticut Land Conservation Council (CLCC) is thrilled to announce the most recent recipients of its Climate-Smart Land Stewardship Grant Program. Five land trusts were awarded planning grants to develop climate-smart land stewardship plans. Two land trusts were awarded implementation grants to advance existing stewardship plans.
RESOURCES, Events & Workshops
Anatomy of a Land Transaction
Acquiring land and conservation easements can be complex and time-consuming. We are here to help. Following our popular Anatomy of a Land Transaction Webinar Series, we collected each recording and related documents and published the set as a new comprehensive resource for staff, board members, and volunteers. This resource includes:
Expert-Led Sessions: Covering key topics from strategic project selection and appraisals to surveys, baseline reports, and legal closing responsibilities.
Practical Guidance: Learn to confidently manage complex tasks like environmental due diligence and interpreting survey documents.
Essential Tools: Each session is packaged with downloadable resources and technical guidance to build your organization’s toolbox.
Whether you are new to land conservation or a seasoned pro, this resource provides a practical, well-rounded foundation in the core components of a conservation deal.
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Acres Conserved
by Connecticut Land Trusts
CLCC’S MISSION
CLCC's mission is to elevate and strengthen land conservation in Connecticut. Learn more »
What is a Land Trust?
A land trust is a nonprofit that works with individuals and communities to conserve land. Learn more »


