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Protecting property & preserving natural resources

Living the Land

Do you enjoy hiking, photography, and the quiet serenity of the outdoors?
Do you love birding, spotting wildlife, discovering old stone walls, admiring native flora, or spending time with friends and family on the trail?
Do you believe it’s important to protect natural resources for future generations?

 

Who We Are

The Northern Connecticut Land Trust preserves and protects more than 1,900 acres of open space, forests, wetlands, and farmland. We sponsor outdoor activities on our properties and support efforts to improve local habitats, protect working farmland, and provide recreational opportunities for our communities.

We need your help to continue this work. As an all-volunteer organization, we rely on memberships, donations, and public and private grants to carry out our mission for present and future generations. The value of the land we have protected now exceeds $7.7 million.

Please consider becoming a member, renewing, or making a donation.

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"I lived in Connecticut for over 30 years and my fondest memories are from time spent on the land that is your [NCLT] legacy. With sincere appreciation and thanks."

– A NCLT member

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What We Do

  • Land protection and acquisition through purchase, conservation easements, and gifts

  • Land stewardship, including trail maintenance and property monitoring

  • Hikes and educational activities to connect the community with conserved lands

  • Landowner assistance and guidance on conservation options

  • Preserved more than 1,900 acres of open space, forests, wetlands, and farmland, valued at over $7.7 million

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