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Resilience Amidst the Storm: Celebrating a Shared Commitment and Dedication at the Connecticut Land Conservation Conference

Reflecting on our recent Connecticut Land Conservation Conference, I’m struck by the powerful imagery in this photograph captured by a conference attendee. It’s a scene that encapsulates both the challenges we face and the unwavering…

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Rebecca Dahl on Navigating the Intersection of Anti-Racism and Community Work

It’s been two months since the mainstream resurgence of the Black Lives Matter movement and an uprising of protests in response to…

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Highlights from the year

CLCC 2019 Annual Report Now Available

CLCC 2019 Annual Report Now Available. Read all about it here »

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waterfall

Happy Trails to You!

Bolton Land Trust is inviting the community to discover, learn, and explore all that nature has to offer with their Passport to the Properties program….

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Gurleyvile Grist Mill

Get the Grist of It!

In light of social distancing measures, Joshua’s Trust has made its Gurleyville Grist Mill accessible via YouTube. Notably, this 19th-century grist mill is not…

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Story Walk trail

A Storybook Adventure

Steep Rock Association has teamed up with Gunn Memorial Library to offer a storied adventure that goes beyond the pages! At Steep Rock’s Macricostas…

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Gilbertie's Farm

Growing the Green Corridor

Aspetuck Land Trust ‘s socially distanced native plant sale at Gilbertie’s Farm in Easton was a big hit. Nearly 200 people purchased 700…

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What We’re Reading – Katharine Lange on Green 2.0

Dorceta Taylor, a sociologist at the University of Michigan, rocked the non-profit world when she released the first Green 2.0 report in…

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Please learn alongside us

Recognizing that the prejudices and injustices BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) communities face extend within the boundaries of the…

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pollinator garden

Partnering for Pollinators

This week, board members of Hamden Land Conservation Trust and UConn Extension Master Gardeners worked together to revitalize Bear Path Elementary School ‘s Super Science Garden….

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