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Join The Nature Conservancy and Elm Street Books on Sunday, May 19, 4:30 p.m., for a talk by Mark Tercek on his new book, Nature's Fortune. At the New Canaan Country School.
Frogard Ryan, The Nature Conservancy's State Director in Connecticut, in the Amazon rainforest of Brazil. Photo © Frogard Ryan
Connecticut State Director Frogard Ryan celebrates the many accomplishments you have made possible in 2012.
See how, with your support, we're restoring rivers throughout New England, including Connecticut's Mattabesset River.
Dr. Fred Short, a renowned eelgrass expert from the University of New Hampshire, collected and analyzed eelgrass samples from Cape Cod to Long Island Sound. © E.Aldrich/TNC
Your support helps us craft hope for our sea-grass meadows.
See what you've helped us accomplish this year!
See a slideshow of this extraordinary Connecticut River artist and his art.
The Conservancy is restoring American elms to the Connecticut River's floodplain forests. © Bob Klein/TNC
The Conservancy and volunteers are restoring the graceful American elm to its place in these rare riverside forests.
On April 21, New Haven chefs Jason Sobocinski from Caseus Fromagerie and Bistro and Bun Lai from Miya’s Sushi will battle to create the most delicious and sustainable picnic dish!
See how local decision-makers and scientists are using this online tool to plan for sea-level rise and storm surge.
Women everywhere are stepping up to encourage smarter choices about water. Get inspired by visionary women like The Nature Conservancy's Kim Lutz, who is restoring connections in the Connecticut River watershed.
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Whether scary or exciting, nature has a way of sneaking up on you. See stories
Hear some of nature's success stories and see how nature matters to us all. Watch videos
Sunrise on the Connecticut River in Turtle Cove Preserve, Essex, Connecticut. © Jerry and Marcy Monkman/EcoPhotography.com