LEAP Grants Help Four Land Trusts Protect 131+ Acres

Historic farmland and forests in Kensington, North Canaan, Winsted, and Wolcott permanently protected

Moore Farm of the Berlin Land Trust by Honor Lawler, Trust For Public Land

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.


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Excellence in conservation Awards

Celebrating the Extraordinary Conservation of Tanner Farm in Warren

What happens when an all-volunteer land trust tackles a 198-acre conservation puzzle complete with prime agricultural soils, critical waterways, and a historic lease set to expire in the year 2768? They deliver an award-winning masterclass in perseverance! Discover how the Warren Land Trust brought together state, federal, and regional partners to permanently protect the legendary Tanner Farm Preserve, proving that no project is too complex when it comes to safeguarding Connecticut’s natural and working lands.


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WORKSHOPS & TRAININGS

Anatomy of a Land Transaction

CLCC’s Anatomy of a Land Transaction is a seven-part webinar series designed to give land trust staff and board members a practical, well-rounded foundation in the core components of land conservation deals.

Each session features expert presenters covering key topics—from project selection, appraisals, and environmental due diligence, to surveys, baseline documentation, closings, and post-closing responsibilities—with plenty of tools and resources to take back to your organization.

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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 »