CLCC’s 2023 Conservation Priorities
Every year, the Connecticut Land Conservation Council sets a Conservation Agenda identifying key legislative policy and funding priorities critical to land conservation at every level. Partnerships with other land conservation advocates, grassroots support, and public participation are essential to our success of CLCC’s annual agenda.
Looking Back
The 2022 Legislative Session may have been a “short session”, but there was no shortage of action, and ultimately good news for natural and working lands.
Click below to read more about what we accomplished together.
The 2021 regular legislative session wrapped up on June 9, followed by a short special session to address unfinished business. With the Capitol closed throughout the year, all public hearings were convened via Zoom. Hallway conversations and office meetings with legislators and the administration were replaced by text messages and phone calls.
To say that it was a legislative session like no other is an understatement. Yet, as always, you stepped up when we needed you.
Yes, Your Land Trust Can Lobby!
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Yes, Your Land Trust Can Lobby!
If your land trust has a stake in enhancing funding opportunities and increasing tax incentives for land conservation, investing in nature-based climate solutions, connecting communities to locally grown food, and ensuring equitable access to greenspaces, you should lobby!
Your land trust (and any 501(c)(3) nonprofit), whether operating statewide or in a single town, staffed or all-volunteer, can lobby your municipal council, the state government, and even Congress, if you follow some relatively simple rules
Take Action
Outreach Materials
CT Conservation Primer
Areas of Focus
We organize our advocacy work and programming around these areas:
Investment Act
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Strengthen Connecticut Land Conservation
There are many challenges in land conservation, but we have never yielded. We’ve always found our strength in the support of people who care for the environment as much we do. We can achieve so much more working with one another than alone.
We're stronger together.
