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As a part of the Land Trust Alliance and CLCC’s CT Land Trust Risk Management Initiative, organizations that participated in all five training sessions are eligible to apply for one-on-one support.
If you have any questions about your organizations’ eligibility, please contact Rebecca Dahl and Jen Plowden.
To be considered for one-on-one support to perform an organizational risk assessment with Connie Manes, please fill out the application by clicking on the below.
Applications are due by Tuesday, November 30th at 11:59 PM.
Cost to participate:
Members of Alliance and CLCC: $300
Non-Members: $500
Questions about the application?
Please contact Jen Plowden, New England Program Manager at jplowden@lta.org or (978)595-3871
CLCC’s sign collection includes example signage for land trusts and other conservation and trail organizations. If you have helpful signage to share, please contact Cristina at chayden@ctconservation.org
For additional (non-CT) samples visit WeConservePA’s sign gallery: https://gallery.conservationtools.org
For CT COVID-19 Sample Trails Signage click here.
5/7/20 – Connie Manes, Land Trust Alliance Circuit Rider leads the discussion on best practices for governance at this time.
Connecting with People
What do you want to see happen? Whatever your vision, to achieve it, you’re going to need people on your side. People who love the land. Who act. Who give. Who vote. And to engage with people, you need to communicate.
There is increasing pressure to convert land, and land trusts need to swell the ranks of allies and supporters to meet these growing threats.
