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Our First Stewardship Summit

In the first week of June, we convened land trust stewardship staff and volunteers from close to 20 land trusts…

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Spotlight on Student Conservation Projects and Connections with Nature

June is the month when we transition from spring into summer. As a new season approaches, I am also nearing…

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A Tribute to Margaret Miner: Reflecting on Her Legacy

Since receiving the sad news of Margaret Miner’s passing earlier this month, I have thought a lot about her. I…

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Healing By Growing Farms Annual Conference

On Saturday, May, 18th CLCC tabled and sponsored Healing By Growing Farms’ 2nd Northeast Disability & Agriculture Conference, themed “My…

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Enhancing Connecticut’s OSWA Program: A Path to Greater Land Conservation and Urban Greenspace Projects

As we reflect on the progress and future of land conservation in Connecticut, we at the CLCC are excited to…

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Ask the Governor to Call a Special Session on Climate

Connecticut Needs to Take Action NOW on Climate We urge you to join CLCC and advocates across the state by…

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Native and Non-Native Conservation Collaborations: What Works

When is the right time to begin conversations about partnerships…..? How do we go about forging partnerships and envisioning collaborative…

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On-the-Ground Success Stories Worth Celebrating

As many of you may know, last week marked the end of the legislative session. Despite the urgent need for…

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Reflecting on the 2024 Legislative Session: Moving Forward Together

The 2024 legislative session, which ended on May 8, brought major disappointments and quiet victories, reminding us of the ongoing…

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Connecticut State Capitol

TODAY! Ask your Senator to Speak up for Nature!

Just days left to pass bills with nature-based solutions Greetings! With just days left in the legislative session, we need…

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Connecticut’s Increasing GHG Emissions Call for Urgent Legislative Action: The Role of Nature-Based Solutions in Climate Strategy

Have you seen DEEP’s latest Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emissions Inventory? The findings show Connecticut’s GHG emissions are increasing, and further reductions…

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Defining Conservation in Fairfield County

At the beginning of April, land trust board representatives from lower Fairfield County gathered at the recently redeveloped New Canaan…

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