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The Council’s mission is to advocate for land preservation, stewardship and funding, and ensure the long term strength and viability of the land conservation community. The intent of the new Council is to enable our conservation community to better learn from each other and to even more effectively advocate for critical issues at the State Capitol.
The Connecticut Land Conservation Council was formed in 2006 by the merger of two existing programs of The CT Chapter of Nature Conservancy: the Land Trust Service Bureau (LTSB) and the Land Conservation Coalition for Connecticut (LCCC). The Council provides CT’s conservation community with:
We are actively recruiting volunteers to serve on the Council’s working committees; please contact Sarah Pellegrino, Program Coordinator, at 860-344-0716 x 320 if you would be interested in joining the Finance and Administration Committee; the Training, Education and Communications Committee or the Advocacy Committee.
Nature picture credits (left to right): Photo © Alden Warner, Photo © Richard Newton (butterfly).