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Art, Nature, and Fresh Air: Youth Explore Lake Elise through Andy Goldsworthy-Inspired Hike

What happens when you mix a scenic lakeside trail, a documentary on a world-renowned nature artist, and the boundless creativity…

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“The Coolest Thing I’ve Ever Seen”: Youth Discover Magic at New Haven’s Edgewood Park

On Wednesday, July 8th, Bethany Land Trust and Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater New Haven partnered to host a…

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Deep Roots and Hidden History: The First Black History Hike at Nightingale Forest

On June 27th, the Connecticut Land Conservation Council, Wyndham Land Trust, Pomfret Historical Society, and NAACP Windham/Willimantic came together to…

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Inside the Prescribed Burn Workshop with Joshua’s Trust

When most people think of forest preservation, they think of keeping things pristine and untouched. But some of Connecticut’s rarest…

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Perpetuity Beats a 742-Year Lease: The Extraordinary Conservation of Tanner Farm in Warren

How do you conserve a 198-acre tract of prime farmland, core forest, and riparian corridors that has been stewarded by…

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Faith Takes Flight: Spotting the Scarlet Tanager at Great Mountain Forest

On Saturday, May 30th, Connecticut Land Conservation Council and Great Mountain Forest hosted a Bird & Hike event in partnership…

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Birds, Barriers, and Belonging: Celebrating Black Birders Week in Hamden

On Friday, May 29th, the Connecticut Land Conservation Council hosted a Bird & Hike event along the Farmington Canal Heritage…

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Invasive Plant Management: Lessons from the Field at Trout Brook Valley

When looking out at a landscape choked with aggressive vines and shrubs, it can feel like a daunting or overwhelming…

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Climate-Smart Land Stewardship in Action: A Walk & Talk at Alice Newton Street Memorial Park

On what should have been a beautiful late May morning, a dedicated crowd of local residents, land trust members, and…

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New Resource: Keeping the Promise: Core Skills for Effective Land Stewardship Webinar Series

CLCC has published a new resource comprised of six webinar recordings from its Keeping the Promise: Core Skills for Effective…

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“I Hear That Every Morning!”: Slowing Down for Black Birders Week in Waterbury

On Saturday, May 30th, the Connecticut Land Conservation Council, Flanders Nature Center and Land Trust, and GirlTrek‘s Waterbury chapter hosted…

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“There’s No Such Thing as a Sea Gull”: Encounters with New Haven’s Shorebirds

On Saturday, May 23rd, CLCC, Black and Brown Soul Cycle, and Gather New Haven hosted a Bird and Bike event…

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