Understanding Old-Growth Forest Characteristics

Powerpoint presentation followed by group forest modeling exercise. Target: property managers/stewards, decision/policy makers, conservation advocates. Participants will learn the definition of old-growth, characteristics of old-growth forests, benefits associated with old-growth…

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The Land Has a Story to Tell: Harnessing Human Creativity, Site Analytics, and Ecological Design to Weave Land Trust Missions and Sense of Place into the Spaces They Conserve

Join members of CT’s own New England Pollinator Gardens, LLC and Philadelphia’s ecological firm Refugia as they explore the process of creating award-winning residential, public and interpretive landscapes that reengage…

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Agroforestry for Land Trusts and Landowners in CT

Seva Water will present an overview of regenerative agriculture and agroforestry practices and application of these approaches to forests and fields in CT. Forestland holds many opportunities for management, stewardship,…

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Model Conservation Easement

Ideal for newcomers or those needing a refresher, this workshop will provide an introductory overview of conservation easements, guided by Connecticut Land Conservation Council’s revised model CT Conservation Easement (CE).…

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Building a Donor-Centric Major Giving Program

Our workshop is targeted to philanthropy staff, board members, organizational leaders and land trust staff that would benefit from tips on how to build a high-performing, major gift program, focusing…

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Nature for Resilient CT

Join us for an immersive workshop tackling CT’s urgent challenges due to climate change and biodiversity loss. This workshop delves into the interconnectedness of these crises and the pivotal role…

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New Parks in New England

The first-of-its-kind regional report, “Wildlands in New England: Past, Present and Future,” outlines the great need for and tremendous opportunity to protect more “Wildlands,” especially in Southern New England. Wildlands…

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