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Deep Roots and Hidden History: The First Black History Hike at Nightingale Forest
On June 27th, the Connecticut Land Conservation Council, Wyndham Land Trust, Pomfret Historical Society, and NAACP Windham/Willimantic came together to host the first-ever Pathways to Nature: Black History Hike at Nightingale Forest. The event brought…
Evans Property Offers a Multitude of Public Benefits
Funded in part by a DEEP OSWA grant, the Wintonbury Land Trust has acquired the 22.8 acre Evans Property — an…
An Earth Day Bequest Comes to Fruition
In 2006, and at the request of the Howat family, several NFA board members met with the family to discuss…
A Family’s 191 Acres Become Part of the Future
“We do what we can to influence our little corner of the planet,” said Susan Waldron. “Donating the land was…
With Appreciation — Diana Atwood Johnson
The Connecticut land conservation community lost a true champion last week with the passing of Diana Atwood Johnson of Old…
CLCC becomes a fully independent 501c3 Nonprofit Organization
In late 2017, CLCC received its official 501c3 nonprofit determination letter from the IRS, and is starting off 2018 as…
Remembering Sandy Breslin
Remembering Sandy Breslin (1954 – 2017) With the regular legislative session behind us and the special session ahead, there is…
The Benefits of Conserved Open Space
The Benefits of Conserved Open Space: Fresh Air, Wildlife, Happy Kids Written by Amy Blaymore Paterson, Executive Director, Connecticut Land Conservation Council for…
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