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CT’s Small Solutions To Climate Change: Creating Salt Marsh In Stonington

CT’s small solutions to climate change: creating salt marsh in Stonington

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Please keep our precious open space in mind when donating this holiday season. Reminder that Giving Tuesday is in 2 weeks! And a big thank you to all who donated to Avalonia through the Charter Oak Matching Gits Program. Their program has concluded with a total of $200,00 matched (up from the $100,000 goal) for many charities and non-profits in need.

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Save the Date! We’re planning a post-Thanksgiving Black Friday Hike at the newly re-opened Hoffman Evergreen Preserve. Several of our lead stewards will be available to lead the hike and answer questions. Please plan on it!

1 pm on Friday 11/29
Hike will be about 1 1/2 hrs
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An oldie but a goodie. Photo by @ajaku197 at Knox Preserve.
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Help us conserve your area's most environmentally significant lands. Please consider a donation to Avalonia this season.

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Many thanks to volunteers Andy Conway and crew for two recent work parties to remove dead trees: the first from the parking lot of the TriTown Forest Preserve and the second from the foundation area of the historic homestead on that same preserve. The tree in the parking lot was an 80-foot ash killed by the emerald ash borer. Andy used his considerable climbing skills to remove it from the top down. Twelve trees that had grown in and around the old foundation that were slowly destroying it were also removed.
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