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Jim Gage, long time Ellington resident for 60 years and conservation advocate, was inducted into the Ellington Wall of Honor on September 12 for his outstanding land conservation work in the town and the area. “Honored 2026, Jim Gage Advocate of open space and land conservation Preserver of Ellington’s agricultural character Instrumental in safeguarding our…
Click for the 2026 Landmark Autumn Newsletter Annual Meeting: September 27, 2026 5:30 pm potluck supper. Will end at about 8:00. All members and interested parties are invited. Featured speaker. Nominations for Officers and Board of Directors. Richard Bailey writes about “In Perpetuity”, how land changes over time, impacts on land, and some history of…
2026 Landmark Newsletter Spring Events for 2026 25 Years Ago! Stevenson Property Trail Work Hop River Trail Signage
2025 NCLT Annual Report Financials, new property, members listing and President’s letter.
The Fall 2025 Landmark is here: 2025_11 Fall Landmark NCLT. Additional 13.5 Forested Acres Acquired in Stafford The Northern CT Land Trust has purchased a strategic 13.5 acre property in the northwest corner of Stafford, CT. The property abuts the land trust’s 118 acre Culver Pond property and the land trust’s 83 acre Hagerty Hollow property…
2024 NCLT Annual Report 1900 Acres – listing of properties and Bald Mountain Trails map. President’s Letter: This year, we successfully protected another 54 acres of vital open space in Stafford known as the Dix property, which was generously donated by the Dix Place, LLC, a family organization. A donation like this has many benefits.…
2024 NCLT Landmark 24 Fall Annual Meeting – October 6 State of the Lands Report Oakridge Dairy Preservation Old Growth Forest Network Reaches Milestone
Trust Adds 54 Acres of Open Space in Stafford NCLT has acquired a scenic 54-acre property in Stafford Ct. along Rt 190 less than a mile from the recently opened 79-acre Nipmuck Woods. It is primarily upland forest that abuts a section of the state Nipmuck Forest and includes sections of Roaring Brook, a cold…