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A Return to In Person Networking
The past two months have been a whirlwind of activity for CLCC’s Conserving Land by Staying Connected program. Through multiple…
Expanding People’s Access to Trails and Fun
Connecticut land trusts offered so many events, news, and celebrations since our last newsletter, it was hard to pick and…
Looking back at a great summer and planning ahead, with you!
March 10, 2020. That’s the date that we made the tough decision to postpone the annual Connecticut Land Conservation Conference. With another…
Honoring a Family & Community Connection to the Land
Land has always been a core part of my community’s identity. It is our ancestral history when we read about…
Honrando una conexión familiar y comunitaria con la tierra
La tierra siempre ha sido una parte central de la identidad de mi comunidad. Es nuestra historia ancestral cuando leemos…
Bird, Hike, Learn & Laugh
There is an often overlooked joy to the process of discovery, of learning and understanding, and of creating a deeper…
September #LoveYourCTLandTrust Now Available
My name is Emely Ricci, your new Sandy Breslin Conservation Fellow, here at CLCC. I hope to follow in the…
Sandy would be kvelling
Sandy Breslin (1954-2017) was a founding member of CLCC who made enduring contributions to land conservation, the environment, and politics…
August #LoveYourCTLandTrust is Now Available
Partnerships, programs, projects, press, and goats! (Not finding a word that begins with “p” to describe goats!) Connecticut land trusts…
Work Hard. Play Hard.
Greetings! If you follow @CTConservation on social media, you know that our staff has been out and about, participating in…
#LoveYourCTLandTrust July 2022 Now Available
Connecticut is a small but mighty state for land trusts. We are the third smallest state yet home to the…
Seeing the Forest for the Trees
Last week, I had the pleasure of attending Seaside Sounds for Environmental Justice – a community power-building festival at Bridgeport’s Seaside Park….