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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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Words from the Woods: Celebrating Community, Literature, and Conservation in East Haddam

There is something profoundly comforting about turning the pages of a book that makes you look at the landscape around…

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From Birch Sap to Skunk Cabbage: A Journey of Discovery with Waterbury Youth

On Saturday, May 2nd, Connecticut Land Conservation Council, Flanders Land Trust and Nature Center, and Middlebury Land Trust hosted a…

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Global Project, Local Impact: The City Nature Challenge Comes to Glastonbury

On Sunday, April 26th, the Connecticut Land Conservation Council (CLCC) and the Land Heritage Coalition of Glastonbury joined forces for a…

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“I Dreamed of This”: Connecting New Haven Youth to the Wonders of Wetlands

On Friday, April 17th, members from the Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater New Haven explored Bethany Land Trust‘s Mendell’s…

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From Hartford to the Hill: Advocacy Days in Washington, D.C.

Each spring, the Land Trust Alliance mobilizes conservation leaders from across the country to gather in Washington, D.C., to ensure…

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Protecting the Lands Held in Trust: Why a Full Environmental Review is Essential for Our State Parks

The CT Department of Energy & Environmental Protection (DEEP) recently made an important and commendable decision: to undertake a full…

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Beyond the Map: Land Trust Leaders Reimagine the Next Phase of Their Work

Each year, the Connecticut Land Conservation Council convenes land trust executive directors from across the state for a day of…

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Inside a Day of Conservation Advocacy

This month, I’d like to reflect on my first full day at the Capitol doing advocacy work for CLCC! Last…

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