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  • Conservation Conversation at Tanner Farm

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    Join Warren Land Trust (WLT), Northwest Connecticut Land Conservancy (NCLC), and Connecticut Conservation Council (CLCC) for a celebration of WLT and NCLC’s conservation of the Tanner Farm property. Along with elected officials and community members, we will walk and talk about the importance of collaboration in conservation, including the critical partnerships with state and federal…

    Invasive Removal Walk & Talk with the Aspetuck Land Trust

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    This session will highlight the implementation and outcomes of a comprehensive 10-year invasive species management plan, now in its fifth year. Participants will gain insight into strategic prioritization methods, including the targeted elimination of seed sources for high- impact species such as Winged Euonymus, Japanese Barberry, and Oriental Bittersweet. Staff will share lessons learned, adaptive…

    Collaboration Pathways for Land Trusts: Joint Ventures, Affiliation, and More

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    Collaboration can take many forms — from informal coordination and shared services to more integrated structures like joint ventures and corporate affiliations. In this webinar, Dan Salazar, CLCC’s 2025 Encore Fellow, will introduce a spectrum of collaborative models available to land trusts, with a primary focus on the more advanced approaches highlighted in CLCC’s new…

    Pathways To Nature: Black History Hike with Wyndham Land Trust

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    Join us for the first Pathways to Nature Black History Hike with Wyndham Land Trust. In the 1940’s, Mary Webster, a woman of African and Native American descent, told Susan Jewett Griggs that she was descended from the enslaved Randalls who are buried in the Randall/Higginbotham Burial Ground. Griggs recorded Mary’s story in her book…

    Prescribed Fire for Land Trusts with Joshua’s Trust

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    This workshop, hosted by Joshua’s Trust, is designed for land trusts interested in using prescribed fire as a land management tool. This session will cover the fundamentals of why we burn, including the ecological benefits for habitat restoration, invasive species control, and biodiversity. Participants will walk through the regulatory landscape, including permitting requirements, planning considerations,…

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