Conservation & Stewardship Examples
Tom Walsh, Shoreline Aerial Photography
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Elizabeth B. Karter Watch Rock Preserve
25 Acres • Old Lyme, CT Partners: Old Lyme Conservation Trust, Connecticut Dept. of Environmental Protection A Waterfront Park in Old Lyme Rather Than Corporate…
A Flipping Success
50 Acres • Haddam Neck Partners: Middlesex County Land Trust, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Hiking through history A creative partnership between the CT River…
Bonamomi Property
24 Acres • Chester Partners: State of Connecticut For the love of the land and wildlife Local landowners and families often recognize the importance of…
Expansion of Smyth Sanctuary
8.1 Acres • Deep River, CT Partners: Deep River Land Trust & Connecticut Dept. of Environmental Protection Protecting wildlife habitat The Connecticut River Gateway Commission…
Roger Tory Peterson Area
56 Acres • Old Lyme, CT Partners: The Nature Conservancy, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Drawing on inspiration to preserve land What better tribute to…
How long did you say?
In the 1970s, a bridge was proposed that would extend from Old Saybrook to Long Island. That would be roughly ten times as long as the Golden Gate Bridge. Residents and officials in eight river-front towns decided that the Connecticut River Gateway Commission and the Zone were needed as protection against unbridled development.